Outward Foreign Direct Investment (OFDI) from India have experienced an impressive change in size and sectorial structure. Trend Analysis in Outward Foreign direct investments over the last decade shows that while investment flows in outward, FDI were rather silent during the early part of the decade, it accelerates in the latter half. There has been a noticeable move in Overseas Investment Destination (OID) a decade ago or somewhere in the vicinity. While in the primary half, abroad investments were coordinated to developed nations, for example, Australia, UAE, and Sudan, in the last half, OID was diverted into nations giving higher tax reductions, for example, Mauritius, Singapore, British Virgin Islands, and the Netherlands. This paper highlights the trends of Outward Foreign Direct Investment (OFDI) by Indian firms in foreign countries along with fluctuating trends in the Indian Economy with respect to the permeation of OFDI, fluctuating trends in the stocks ratio of the Forex revenue to OFDI stock ,Fluctuating Composition Of Indian Outward OFDI, Various trade agreements, Changing Financial System Composition Compared Between 2007 to 2008 and 2014 to 2015 liberalization policies as well as globalization factors that have underlined the factors which shape the burgeoning OFDI in the global scenario. It explains the trade agreements of OFDI in global scenario as well as Liberalization policies of OFDI in global scenario and further globalization factors of OFDI in global scenario. It further exhibits the trends of OFDI from India, Country-wise and sector-wise distribution of OFDI from Indian Companies. It studies the different areas of OFDI investment by Indian Companies and it’s various composition and reason thereof as well as change in this composition alongwith fluctuations in investments in different time periods which finally resulting in the trends of OFDI investments by Indian companies.