Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in Mizoram

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Overview

Border Trade Potential: Key player in India's Act East Policy, boosting trade with Myanmar and ASEAN countries.
Agriculture & Horticulture: Ideal for organic farming, floriculture, and spice production
Bamboo & Handicrafts: High availability of bamboo, supporting paper, furniture, and handicrafts industries.
Tourism & Eco-Tourism: Home to lush green landscapes, cultural heritage, and adventure tourism opportunities.
Renewable Energy Focus: Opportunities in hydropower and solar energy projects.

Northeast Industrial Development Scheme (NEIDS): Subsidies and tax exemptions for new industries.
Agriculture & Bamboo Processing: Incentives for bamboo-based industries, food processing, and organic farming.
Tourism Development: Financial support for homestays, eco-tourism projects, and hospitality businesses.
Border Trade & Infrastructure: Government initiatives for logistics, cross-border trade hubs, and connectivity projects.

Category	Details
Capital	Aizawl
GSDP (2023–24)	₹35,800 crore
Growth Rate	7.8%
Per Capita Income	₹1,75,000
Top Sectors	Agriculture, Bamboo, Handloom, Tourism, Trade
FDI Share in India	0.01%
Top FDI Sources	Japan, Thailand, Myanmar
Cumulative FDI (FY2024)	₹150 crore (Q1)
Policy Impact	Focus on trade, bamboo industries, and sustainable tourism
Recent FDI	₹50 crore (2022–23)

Mizoram attracted ₹150 crore in cumulative FDI by Q1 FY2024, with a focus on trade and bamboo-based industries.
The state is developing its cross-border trade infrastructure with Myanmar for enhanced exports.
Bamboo processing and organic farming industries are receiving increased government support.
The tourism sector is expanding with eco-tourism and adventure tourism projects.

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