India Needs To Fix Tax And Rules To Win Back Foreign Investors: DAM Capital CEO

Are foreign investors ready to return to India after a tough 2025? Dharmesh Mehta of DAM Capital Advisors says yes, but with a caveat, India must treat FIIs better. He argues that frequent tax changes and regulatory tweaks have hurt investor sentiment, and policy stability is key to bringing back global money. Mehta remains bullish on India's long-term prospects, calling this the country's "golden decade," driven by a manufacturing boom and strong domestic growth. His view, short-term market volatility is temporary, FIIs have limited alternatives globally, and meaningful foreign flows will return if India creates a more welcoming investment environment.