Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

FAO Global helps companies deploy capital and scale globally into the United States and Emerging Markets through Foreign Direct Investment (FDI):

Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) refers to an investment made by a company or individual in one country into business interests located in another country. Typically, FDI takes the form of establishing business operations—such as setting up subsidiaries, opening offices or factories—or acquiring assets, such as ownership in a local company. Unlike portfolio investments, FDI involves a significant degree of influence and control over the foreign business operations. FDI is a key driver of global economic integration, enabling the transfer of capital, technology, skills, and best practices across borders.

How FAO Global Supports Clients with FDI:

At FAO Global, we specialize in guiding international companies through every step of their Foreign Direct Investment journey into the United States. Leveraging our deep expertise and extensive network, we provide strategic market intelligence, managing government and private sector relationships, and help navigate the often complex regulatory and cultural landscape. Whether clients are entering the U.S. through greenfield investments, partnerships, or acquisitions, we manage critical components such as trade missions, local relationship building, banking and service provider coordination, and compliance. Our hands-on support ensures a smoother, more informed, and impactful entry into the U.S. market.