Personal equity business on Saturday said investments will continue in India despite worldwide recessionary trends and issues around inflation.

Speaking at the ET Global Business Summit, top investors said India stays an in-demand destination for new investments, especially in facilities and green tasks.

We are incredibly excited about the India point of view, especially due to elements such as the demography and the tech skill.

India creates opportunities for long-term financiers, Amit Dalmia, senior MD and Asia head of portfolio operations for Blackstone Private Equity, said.

India no longer follows Europe, US, and China ...

India is the best-performing location globally for Blackstone.

ET Global Business Summit: Efforts to make Indian roadways at par with US, states Union Minister Nitin GadkariMcKinsey Asia chairman Gautam Kumra said India is among the fastest growing markets when it pertains to private equity and equity capital financial investments.

About $40-50 billion was purchased India last year.

While it was comparable to one-third of what went into China about 3 years back, the exact same need to be two-thirds now.

Ankur Gupta, India head for Brookfield, said lots of household companies in India were relocating to professional setups as investors came on board.

He likewise said investors focused a lot on ESG while deciding their financial investment plans, with more aggressive targets set for India.

Ravi Lambah, India head at Temasek and also the head of its investment group, said the business is thrilled about the start-up environment of India: We see innovative concepts here.

Most of the PE investors stated global economic issues and the falling appraisals of startups and highgrowth companies have actually not impacted their India financial investments.

The macro is good, and the micro is getting better.

If the world does see a moderate economic downturn ...

thats not bad.

It will see some organizations getting restructured, said Gupta