Vedanta to invest $30 bn in India if climate remains positive

January 09, 2015 12:37

Metals and mining conglomerate Vedanta Resources can make fresh investments of over USD 30 billion in India if the investment climate in the country remains positive, its chief Anil Agarwal said today.

"We have invested heavily in India - USD 30 billion in last ten years. Numbers will never be a constraint. It is going to be more than previous USD 30 billion now if things remain positive," Agarwal said.

He exuded confidence that things are looking positive with the change of guard at the Centre and India has caught the fancy of the world.

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