Abstract
This paper reviews the recent developments of Indian outward foreign direct investment (OFDI), which has been expanding rapidly, against the backdrop of liberalization and openness policies that have been instituted since the 1990s. The Indian OFDI landscape is changing with the participation of increasing numbers of Indian firms from a wide range of industries, the proactive role of State-owned enterprises in seeking overseas energy resources, and the growing distribution of investments, which are now geographically well spread across developed and developing regions. Indian firms are turning into global players with a global market focus and are undertaking overseas investments for international production, acquisition of foreign-created assets and foreign R&D activities.
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