The overseas FDI for January 2017 is even lower than the figures of Decembers 2.82 billion. The corresponding figure for January 2016 was 4. Next was Intas Pharmaceuticals that invested 344. Of the total direct investment of 1.78 million was in the form of loans; and the remaining 1.As per the RBI report, the top overseas FDI investor in January 2017 was Bharat Petrosources that invested 721.35 million in its fully owned unit in the UK.The RBI report also provided details about the overseas FDI in January 2017.
An investment of 40 million was made by Reliance Industries in its wholly owned energy services unit in Singapore.37 million investment was made in the form of equity money; 483.25 billion.In a report released by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) today, it has been revealed that direct investments made overseas by Indian companies has declined by 57.42 million in four installments in a joint venture and wholly-owned subsidiary, operational in Singapore and Australia. ONGC Videsh came in next by investing 52.09 New Energy Suppliers billion comprised of the guarantee issued by Indian firms in their overseas units.59 million in four different joint ventures in Myanmar, Russia and Vietnam.