The International Finance Corporation (IFC) could double its investments in India in the coming years and also help Indian companies in their global expansion, Riccardo Puliti, regional vice president, Asia and the Pacific, at IFC, has said.
IFC has been investing $1.3-1.5 billion annually in India post-Covid and could increase it to $2.5-3 billion annually, Puliti told.
The International Finance Corporation (IFC) is planning to double its investments in India and support Indian companies in their global expansion plans. IFC, which is the largest investor in India, has been investing $1.3-$1.5bn annually in the country since the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic and could increase this figure to $2.5-$3bn annually.
Source:
Economic Times
