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Impact of FDI Decline on HR Strategies

India's net Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in FY25 plummeted by 96.5%, decreasing to just $353 million from $10.6 billion the previous year. This marks the lowest FDI India has experienced in decades. The decline is mainly attributed to increasing global risk aversion, disappointing IPO outcomes, and Indian companies expanding internationally rather than attracting new capital.

While macroeconomics may seem distant from HR, this FDI crash has far-reaching effects on hiring, compensation, and upskilling. With reduced investment inflows, organizations might halt aggressive headcount growth or transition to leaner, versatile teams. Startups reliant on foreign funding are particularly vulnerable to hiring freezes or reorganization.

Should HR leaders proactively adjust headcount projections, reallocate upskilling budgets, or prioritize internal talent mobility to enhance resilience during tighter investment climates?


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