Abstract
Information and Communication Technologies have revolutionized the world by facilitating remote learning and education, far distanced social connection, online employment opportunities and marketing products and services online. These and many more benefits leveraged the investment opportunities in ICT industry. This paper is based on results of a questionnaire based survey conducted in Pakistan which determines main factors, government policy, infrastructure, country risk and human resource influencing foreign direct investments in ICT industry. The data was mined for assessment of managerial implications and cluster analysis, scatter diagram and descriptive statistics were determined. It was concluded that company profile, government policy, human resource and infrastructure have positive influence on foreign direct investment in ICT industry whereas country risk is negatively influenced towards foreign direct investments in ICT industry.