Temasek's India exposure hits $50 bn, eyes $3-4 bn annual investments

Temasek Holdings increases its India exposure to $50 billion by March 2025, with plans to invest $3-4 billion annually, focusing on sectors like financial services, healthcare, and sustainability

Temasek Holdings, the Singapore government-owned investment firm, has increased its exposure to India to more than $50 billion as of March this year, up from $37 billion a year earlier, reinforcing its confidence in the country’s long-term economic trajectory.

 

The investment firm plans to deploy $3 billion-4 billion annually in India, a senior executive said in an interview with Business Standard.

 

“We are long-term investors,” said Ravi Lambah, head of India and strategic initiatives, here on Monday.

 

“We have a strong track record of partnering early-stage companies and entrepreneurs through their lifecycle of growth, initial public offerings, and market leadership