According to the CBI’s second Sterling Assets India report, supported by PwC and the UK India Business Council - The UK has improved and strengthened its position as the single largest G20 investor in India and supports close to 800,000 jobs. 

The Confederation of British Industry (CBI) reported that The UK invested USD 24.07 billion in India and created 3,71,000 jobs. Japan by comparison invested around USD 23.76 billion, followed by the US at USD 19.38 billion as the top G20 investors in India.

The top reasons British firms invest in India are the size and growth potential of the market, the easy availability of talented workers and the stable political system.

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