CRISIL Forecasts Rs.15 Lakh Crore Investment Surge

19 Jun 2024 CW Team

CRISIL Ratings, a leading credit rating agency, anticipates a substantial rise in investments within India's infrastructure sectors. With a projected surge of 38% in fiscal years 2025 and 2026, totaling ?15 lakh crore, this forecast signals a robust trajectory for key segments including roads, renewables, and real estate.

The forecasted investment surge underscores growing optimism and investor confidence in India's infrastructure landscape. Roads, a crucial component of transportation infrastructure, are set to receive a significant share of these investments, enhancing connectivity and mobility across regions.

Renewable energy, a focus area for sustainable development, is poised to attract substantial investments, driving the country's transition towards cleaner and greener energy sources. This investment influx is expected to bolster India's renewable energy capacity and contribute to its climate change mitigation goals.

Additionally, the real estate sector is slated for a notable uptick in investments, fueling development projects and initiatives in residential, commercial, and industrial segments. This injection of capital is anticipated to spur economic activity and job creation, providing a significant boost to the overall economy.

CRISIL's forecast reflects a positive outlook on India's infrastructure development, highlighting the strategic importance of these sectors in driving economic growth and resilience. The predicted surge in investments underscores a collective effort towards modernizing infrastructure, enhancing competitiveness, and fostering sustainable development practices.

In conclusion, CRISIL's projections paint a promising picture for India's infrastructure landscape, with increased investments set to catalyze growth, innovation, and progress across roads, renewables, and real estate sectors in the coming fiscal years.

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