India is facing a double blow in foreign portfolio investment, with new registrations slowing to the weakest pace in at least a decade, even as offshore Funds continue to sell Indian equities aggressively. According to data analysed by Moneycontrol, India had 12,195 registered foreign portfolio investors as of June 25, compared with 12,143 at the end of the calendar year 2025. That means the country has added just 52 FPIs on a net basis In 2026 so far, translating to about eight investors a month. The pace marks a sharp slowdown from 2025, when India added 382 FPIs, or about 32 investors a month. In 2024, 618 FPIs registered in India, at an average monthly pace of around 52 investors.