Investing in India.
Despite many crises around the world such as the ongoing conflict in West Asia, India remains a center of large investment. CEOs of big companies of the world are ready to invest money in the Indian market. In fact, when the world was struggling with the trade crisis and the West Asia crisis, global boardrooms were preparing for new investments in India.
Which big companies of the world have prepared to invest in India and how much money are they going to invest here? See here information about some big investments announced by global CEOs and companies…
18 February 2026 – Google: $15 billion
Google announced a five-year AI infrastructure plan worth $15 billion in India, including subsea connectivity, data centres, cloud capacity and AI skilling.
9 March 2026 – ABB: $75 million
ABB announced an investment of $75 million in India to expand manufacturing and R&D capabilities in critical industrial sectors.
June 5, 2026 – AirTrunk: $30 billion
Australia’s AirTrunk announced plans to invest $30 billion to create 5 GW data center capacity in India by 2030.
17 June 2026 – CPP Investments: ₹7,000 crore
Canada Pension Plan Investment Board pledged to invest up to ₹7,000 crore with CtrlS Datacenters to enhance India’s digital infrastructure and hyperscale data center capacity.
18 June 2026 – Saint-Gobain: €1 billion
Saint-Gobain announced a further investment of €1 billion in India over the next five years and described India as one of its fastest growing markets.
June 25, 2026 – Amazon: $48 billion
Amazon CEO Andy Jassy met PM Narendra Modi and announced plans to take Amazon’s India investment to $48 billion by 2030, including expansion of new AI and cloud infrastructure. Andy said about this, we have been serving customers, vendors, developers, startups and companies in India for more than a decade and this is just the beginning. We are investing $ 48 billion over the next five years, which includes investment of more than $ 21 billion in AI and cloud infrastructure.
India becomes a big growth engine
It is clear that CEOs around the world are seeing India as the next big growth engine and they are already investing here on a large scale. India has emerged as a major center of investment. Foreign direct investment (FDI) inflow was approximately ₹29 lakh crore during 2003-14, which increased to more than ₹70 lakh crore during 2014-25. This shows the world’s growing confidence in India’s economic potential.
What is India’s unique capability?
Speaking at the Republic Summit in the capital Delhi recently, Prime Minister Modi had emphasized that the spirit of Nation First has been the main principle behind India’s achievements and its emergence as a credible global power. PM Modi said that India is a civilization whose historical memories are very old and which has the unique ability to learn from both progress and difficult situations.
He said that the decisions and steps being taken today are laying the foundation for the future of the country for centuries to come. He said, the country has not only emerged as one of the fastest growing economies in the world, but has also emerged as a trustworthy and reliable partner. India’s rise rests on trust, stability and a commitment to the greater global good.
