Lok Sabha Question No. 2922 (UNSTARRED), answered on 2017-03-20
Subject: Foreign Direct Investment
Ministry: COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY
Asked by: RAM KUMAR SHARMA KUSHWAHA, RAMSINH PATALYABHAI RATHWA, C.S. PUTTARAJU, KONDA VISHWESHWAR REDDY, (ADV.) JOICE GEORGE, K. GOPAL, REKHA ARUN VERMA, RAMEN DEKA, JANARDAN SINGH SIGRIWAL, DEVJI MANSINGRAM PATEL

## GOVERNMENT OF INDIA MINISTRY OF COMMERCE & INDUSTRY DEPARTMENT OF INDUSTRIAL POLICY & PROMOTION

## LOK SABHA

UNSTARRED QUESTION NO. 2922. TO BE ANSWERED ON MONDAY, THE  20 TH  MARCH, 2017.

## FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT

## 2922.  SHRI RAM KUMAR SHARMA:

SHRI RAMSINH RATHWA:

SHRI C.S. PUTTA RAJU:

SHRI KONDA VISHWESHWAR REDDY:

ADV. JOICE GEORGE:

DR. K. GOPAL:

SHRIMATI REKHA VERMA:

SHRI RAMEN DEKA:

SHRI JANARDAN SINGH SIGRIWAL:

SHRI DEVJI M. PATEL:

Will the Minister of COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY be pleased to state:

## वाणिज् यवव द्यग ं ्री

- (a) the  details  of  the  Foreign  Direct  Investment  (FDI)  made  in  the  country  including  food processing industries during each of the last three years and the current year, State/UTwise, sector-wise and company-wise;
- (b) the percentage of the capital investment by foreign companies out of the total investment made in food processing industries in the country during the said period;
- (c) whether the FDI has adversely affected the viability of domestic small scale industries in the country; and
- (d) if  so,  the  details thereof along with the corrective steps taken by the Government in this regard?

## ANSWER

## वाणिज् यवव द्यग ााज् यं ्रीस् वतं ््रभााा(स्रींतंरीिरंमलााीरीतंाांि( THE MINISTER OF STATE (INDEPENDENT CHARGE) OF THE MINISTRY OF COMMERCE & INDUSTRY (SHRIMATI NIRMALA SITHARAMAN)

- (a): Data on FDI is available only for equity inflow RBI's Regional Office-wise, Sector-wise and  Remittance-wise.  The  region-wise  &  sector-wise  details  are  at  Annexure  -  I  &  II respectively. The data on remittance wise investment, which inter-alia includes the name of  the  company  is  very  voluminous  and  is  available  at  the  Departmental  website (www.dipp.nic.in).
- (b): Percentage of the capital investment by foreign companies out of the total investment made in food processing industries in the country is not centrally maintained.
- (c)&(d): No  such  assessment  has  been  made.  However,  FDI  complement  and  supplement domestic  investment.    Domestic  companies  are  benefited  through  FDI  by  way  of enhanced access to supplementary capital and    state-of-art-technologies; exposure to global  managerial  practices  resulting  into  employment  generation  and  accelerated growth of the sector.

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## ANNEXURE - I

## ANNEXURE REFERRED TO IN REPLY TO  PART (a) OF LOK SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTIOIN NO. 2922 FOR ANSWER ON 20 TH  MARCH, 2017.

## STATEMENT ON FINANCIAL YEAR WISE FDI EQUITY INFLOWS FROM APRIL 2013 TO DECEMBER 2016

| Sl No   | Regional Offices of RBI   | States Covered                                                           | 2013-14 Apr-Mar    | 2014-15 Apr-Mar    | 2015-16 Apr-Mar    | 2016-17 Apr-Dec    | Total              |
|---------|---------------------------|--------------------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------|--------------------|--------------------|--------------------|--------------------|
|         |                           |                                                                          | FDI in US$ million | FDI in US$ million | FDI in US$ million | FDI in US$ million | FDI in US$ million |
| 1       | HYDERABAD                 | ANDHRA PRADESH                                                           | 678.25             | 1,368.72           | 1,556.18           | 1,638.41           | 5,241.57           |
| 2       | GUWAHATI                  | ASSAM, ARUNACHAL PRADESH, MANIPUR, MEGHALAYA, MIZORAM, NAGALAND, TRIPURA | 0.61               | 4.66               | 10.27              | 1.39               | 16.92              |
| 3       | PATNA                     | BIHAR, JHARKHAND                                                         | 1.38               | 11.13              | 42.71              | 10.22              | 65.45              |
| 4       | AHMEDABAD                 | GUJARAT                                                                  | 859.90             | 1,531.15           | 2,243.55           | 2,718.33           | 7,352.93           |
| 5       | JAMMU                     | JAMMU & KASHMIR                                                          | 0.23               | 4.06               | 1.70               | 0.23               | 6.22               |
| 6       | BANGALORE                 | KARNATAKA                                                                | 1,891.78           | 3,443.89           | 4,121.29           | 1,696.86           | 11,153.81          |
| 7       | KOCHI                     | KERALA, LAKSHADWEEP                                                      | 69.74              | 229.99             | 89.96              | 421.40             | 811.09             |
| 8       | BHOPAL                    | MADHYA PRADESH, CHATTISGARH                                              | 118.85             | 100.13             | 80.02              | 28.20              | 327.20             |
| 9       | MUMBAI                    | MAHARASHTRA, DADRA & NAGAR HAVELI, DAMAN & DIU                           | 3,420.28           | 6,361.09           | 9,511.05           | 17,536.22          | 36,828.64          |
| 10      | BHUBANESHWAR              | ORISSA                                                                   | 47.65              | 9.17               | 5.62               | 9.33               | 71.76              |
| 11      | JAIPUR                    | RAJASTHAN                                                                | 38.09              | 540.93             | 50.49              | 157.14             | 786.65             |
| 12      | CHENNAI                   | TAMIL NADU, PONDICHERRY                                                  | 2,116.24           | 3,817.69           | 4,527.83           | 1,104.61           | 11,566.37          |
| 13      | KANPUR                    | UTTAR PRADESH, UTTRANCHAL                                                | 24.78              | 110.36             | 80.22              | 7.19               | 222.55             |
| 14      | KOLKATA                   | WEST BENGAL, SIKKIM, ANDAMAN & NICOBAR ISLANDS                           | 435.98             | 238.60             | 955.34             | 46.67              | 1,676.59           |
| 15      | CHANDIGARH                | CHANDIGARH, PUNJAB, HARYANA, HIMACHAL PRADESH                            | 91.23              | 38.57              | 27.40              | 5.84               | 163.05             |
| 16      | NEW DELHI                 | DELHI, PART OF UP AND HARYANA                                            | 6,241.89           | 6,874.95           | 12,743.15          | 4,840.78           | 30,700.77          |
| 17      | PANAJI                    | GOA                                                                      | 17.15              | 34.50              | 18.20              | 6.14               | 75.99              |
| 18      | REGION NOT INDICATED      | REGION NOT INDICATED                                                     | 8,245.28           | 6,210.91           | 3,935.99           | 5,615.37           | 24,007.55          |
|         |                           | Grand Total                                                              | 24,299.33          | 30,930.50          | 40,000.98          | 35,844.32          | 131,075.13         |

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## ANNEXURE - II

## ANNEXURE REFERRED TO  IN REPLY TO  PART (a) OF LOK SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTIOIN NO. 2922 FOR ANSWER ON 20 TH  MARCH, 2017.

## STATEMENT ON FINANCIAL YEAR WISE FDI EQUITY INFLOWS FROM APRIL 2013 TO DECEMBER 2016

| Sl No   | Sector                                             | 2013-14 Apr-Mar FDI in US$ million   | 2014-15 Apr-Mar FDI in US$ million   | 2015-16 Apr-Mar FDI in US$ million   | 2016-17 Apr-Dec FDI in US$ million   | Total FDI in US$ million   |
|---------|----------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------|--------------------------------------|--------------------------------------|--------------------------------------|----------------------------|
| 1       | METALLURGICAL INDUSTRIES                           | 567.63                               | 359.34                               | 456.31                               | 1,258.55                             | 2,641.82                   |
| 2       | MINING                                             | 12.73                                | 684.39                               | 520.67                               | 20.44                                | 1,238.23                   |
| 3       | POWER                                              | 1,066.08                             | 707.04                               | 868.80                               | 961.19                               | 3,603.12                   |
| 4       | NON-CONVENTIONAL ENERGY                            | 414.25                               | 615.95                               | 776.51                               | 657.71                               | 2,464.43                   |
| 5       | COAL PRODUCTION                                    | 2.96                                 | 0.00                                 | 0.00                                 | 0.00                                 | 2.96                       |
| 6       | PETROLEUM & NATURAL GAS                            | 112.23                               | 1,079.02                             | 103.02                               | 80.55                                | 1,374.82                   |
| 7       | BOILERS AND STEAM GENERATING PLANTS                | 0.17                                 | 1.33                                 | 77.91                                | 52.84                                | 132.26                     |
| 8       | PRIME MOVER (OTHER THAN ELECTRICAL GENERATORS)     | 212.78                               | 230.70                               | 159.13                               | 35.23                                | 637.84                     |
| 9       | ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENTS                              | 134.31                               | 574.83                               | 444.88                               | 2,039.27                             | 3,193.29                   |
| 10      | COMPUTER SOFTWARE & HARDWARE                       | 1,126.27                             | 2,296.04                             | 5,904.36                             | 1,813.80                             | 11,140.47                  |
| 11      | ELECTRONICS                                        | 132.58                               | 96.84                                | 208.39                               | 72.96                                | 510.77                     |
| 12      | TELECOMMUNICATIONS                                 | 1,306.95                             | 2,894.94                             | 1,324.40                             | 5,539.00                             | 11,065.30                  |
| 13      | INFORMATION & BROADCASTING (INCLUDING PRINT MEDIA) | 428.52                               | 254.96                               | 1,009.34                             | 1,286.11                             | 2,978.92                   |
| 14      | AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY                                | 1,517.28                             | 2,725.64                             | 2,526.82                             | 1,453.50                             | 8,223.23                   |
| 15      | AIR TRANSPORT (INCLUDING AIR FREIGHT)              | 45.95                                | 74.56                                | 361.25                               | 80.96                                | 562.71                     |
| 16      | SEA TRANSPORT                                      | 20.49                                | 333.22                               | 429.30                               | 586.80                               | 1,369.81                   |
| 17      | PORTS                                              | 0.31                                 | 1.90                                 | 0.00                                 | 0.00                                 | 2.22                       |
| 18      | RAILWAY RELATED COMPONENTS                         | 236.93                               | 129.73                               | 73.99                                | 78.05                                | 518.70                     |
| 19      | INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY                               | 477.38                               | 716.79                               | 568.26                               | 267.63                               | 2,030.05                   |
| 20      | MACHINE TOOLS                                      | 64.52                                | 24.06                                | 126.38                               | 22.11                                | 237.08                     |
| 21      | AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY                             | 48.78                                | 72.35                                | 16.44                                | 11.97                                | 149.53                     |
| 22      | EARTH-MOVING MACHINERY                             | 34.44                                | 30.11                                | 97.66                                | 46.43                                | 208.65                     |
| 23      | MISCELLANEOUS MECHANICAL & ENGINEERING INDUSTRIES  | 288.13                               | 186.69                               | 274.57                               | 227.97                               | 977.36                     |
| 24      | COMMERCIAL, OFFICE & HOUSEHOLD EQUIPMENTS          | 21.13                                | 33.39                                | 36.68                                | 6.64                                 | 97.84                      |
| 25      | MEDICAL AND SURGICAL APPLIANCES                    | 173.48                               | 145.93                               | 173.26                               | 377.87                               | 870.54                     |
| 26      | INDUSTRIAL INSTRUMENTS                             | 0.53                                 | 0.85                                 | 7.42                                 | 0.52                                 | 9.32                       |
| 27      | SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS                             | 45.08                                | 32.34                                | 6.36                                 | 73.85                                | 157.63                     |
| 28      | FERTILIZERS                                        | 20.65                                | 225.32                               | 20.93                                | 0.77                                 | 267.67                     |
| 29      | CHEMICALS (OTHER THAN FERTILIZERS)                 | 786.76                               | 762.76                               | 1,469.95                             | 782.94                               | 3,802.41                   |
| 30      | PHOTOGRAPHIC RAW FILM AND PAPER                    | 0.00                                 | 0.75                                 | 0.00                                 | 0.00                                 | 0.75                       |
| 31      | DYE-STUFFS                                         | 0.00                                 | 54.89                                | 3.32                                 | 10.70                                | 68.90                      |
| 32      | DRUGS & PHARMACEUTICALS                            | 1,279.34                             | 1,497.74                             | 754.26                               | 687.08                               | 4,218.41                   |
| 33      | TEXTILES (INCLUDING DYED,PRINTED)                  | 198.86                               | 197.42                               | 230.13                               | 563.75                               | 1,190.16                   |
| 34      | PAPER AND PULP (INCLUDING PAPER PRODUCTS)          | 26.86                                | 116.21                               | 85.21                                | 189.85                               | 418.13                     |
| 35      | SUGAR                                              | 3.08                                 | 27.77                                | 105.85                               | 1.70                                 | 138.40                     |
| 36      | FERMENTATION INDUSTRIES                            | 814.58                               | 225.38                               | 202.36                               | 109.77                               | 1,352.10                   |
| 37      | FOOD PROCESSING INDUSTRIES                         | 3,982.89                             | 515.86                               | 505.88                               | 663.23                               | 5,667.86                   |
| 38      | VEGETABLE OILS AND VANASPATI                       | 21.55                                | 148.34                               | 34.22                                | 32.93                                | 237.05                     |
|         | RUBBER GOODS                                       | 370.54                               | 284.51                               | 296.15                               | 129.94                               | 1,081.14                   |
| 40      |                                                    |                                      |                                      |                                      |                                      |                            |

| 41   | LEATHER,LEATHER GOODS AND PICKERS                                                                                   | 6.14      | 34.21     | 17.13     | 2.05      | 59.52      |
|------|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|-----------|-----------|-----------|-----------|------------|
| 42   | GLUE AND GELATIN                                                                                                    | 0.97      | 21.44     | 0.82      | 86.11     | 109.34     |
| 43   | GLASS                                                                                                               | 43.09     | 41.82     | 25.78     | 43.30     | 153.99     |
| 44   | CERAMICS                                                                                                            | 150.09    | 35.29     | 51.21     | 12.98     | 249.57     |
| 45   | CEMENT AND GYPSUM PRODUCTS                                                                                          | 254.01    | 208.99    | 19.69     | 1,795.84  | 2,278.53   |
| 46   | TIMBER PRODUCTS                                                                                                     | 6.16      | 8.97      | 53.17     | 10.23     | 78.54      |
| 47   | DEFENCE INDUSTRIES                                                                                                  | 0.82      | 0.08      | 0.10      | 0.00      | 1.00       |
| 48   | CONSULTANCY SERVICES                                                                                                | 285.85    | 458.13    | 517.47    | 219.95    | 1,481.40   |
| 49   | SERVICES SECTOR (Fin.,Banking,Insurance,Non Fin/Business,Outsourcing,R&D,Courier,Tech. Testing and Analysis, Other) | 2,225.10  | 4,443.26  | 6,889.46  | 7,552.69  | 21,110.51  |
| 50   | HOSPITAL & DIAGNOSTIC CENTRES                                                                                       | 684.58    | 567.85    | 742.35    | 643.13    | 2,637.91   |
| 51   | EDUCATION                                                                                                           | 262.09    | 78.86     | 230.78    | 127.54    | 699.27     |
| 52   | HOTEL & TOURISM                                                                                                     | 486.38    | 777.01    | 1,332.69  | 706.74    | 3,302.82   |
| 53   | TRADING                                                                                                             | 1,343.39  | 2,727.96  | 3,845.32  | 2,000.12  | 9,916.79   |
| 54   | RETAIL TRADING                                                                                                      | 11.30     | 168.72    | 262.24    | 398.13    | 840.38     |
| 55   | AGRICULTURE SERVICES                                                                                                | 91.01     | 59.95     | 84.65     | 25.06     | 260.68     |
| 56   | DIAMOND,GOLD ORNAMENTS                                                                                              | 42.56     | 280.18    | 58.54     | 121.21    | 502.50     |
| 57   | TEA AND COFFEE (PROCESSING & WAREHOUSING COFFEE & RUBBER)                                                           | 5.86      | 1.43      | 1.12      | 1.45      | 9.86       |
| 58   | PRINTING OF BOOKS (INCLUDING LITHO PRINTING INDUSTRY)                                                               | 113.78    | 72.58     | 122.81    | 28.53     | 337.70     |
| 59   | COIR                                                                                                                | 0.54      | 1.36      | 0.00      | 0.00      | 1.91       |
| 60   | CONSTRUCTION (INFRASTRUCTURE) ACTIVITIES                                                                            | 485.37    | 870.25    | 4,510.71  | 1,400.95  | 7,267.29   |
| 61   | CONSTRUCTION DEVELOPMENT: Townships, housing, built-up infrastructure and construction-development projects         | 1,226.05  | 769.14    | 112.55    | 98.62     | 2,206.35   |
| 62   | MISCELLANEOUS INDUSTRIES                                                                                            | 468.74    | 765.88    | 668.77    | 259.04    | 2,162.43   |
|      | Grand Total                                                                                                         | 24,299.33 | 30,930.50 | 40,000.98 | 35,844.32 | 131,075.13 |

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