Japan aims to invest 10 trillion yen in India over next decade, PM announces

In the same meeting, Modi outlined a clear economic target for the next ten years: Japan is expected to channel roughly 10 trillion yen of investment into India. The prime minister said the ambition is to double the number of Japanese companies operating in the country, creating jobs and fostering technology transfer. He described the figure as a "clear goal" that will boost India's manufacturing capacity, infrastructure projects and digital ecosystem. The investment drive aligns with Japan’s broader strategy to deepen economic ties across the Indo‑Pacific region.