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Cement demand expected to grow at 13-14 per cent in FY22

According to India Ratings and Research (Ind-Ra) cement demand is expected to grow at 13-14 per cent year-on-year in FY22 after two consecutive years of flat-to-negative growth.

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Cement demand to sustain: India Ratings and Research

A report by the agency said cement demand growth expected to continue in Q4 FY 21

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India Ratings outlook on Transport & Energy Infrastructure

India Ratings and Research (Ind-Ra) has maintained a negative outlook on energy and transport infrastructure for 2HFY21, stemming from a likely low demand, driven by low thermal plant load factor and subdued wind generations, and the resultant impact on coverage metrics. The agency has also maintain..

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T&D equipment suppliers likely to be resilient to business disruptions: Ind-Ra

The orders are backed by secured funding programmes. Even for export orders, the counterparty is government-backed entities or projects.

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EPC companies facing challenges to fund roads

Financial closure and land acquisition in roads are major deterrents

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Road projects awarded in HAM dried up

NHAI has slowed down HAM bidding and is focussing on EPC bids.

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Funding challenges in HAM projects for roads

Around 45 per cent HAM projects are yet to complete financial closure.

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GST rate cut to impact demand, improve transparency in real estate

The GST Council’s decision to reduce the GST rates for under-construction residential housing projects will lead to marginal traction in demand and bring in more transparency for home buyers, according to India Ratings and Research (Ind-Ra).

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Can NHAI fuel 40 km per day for roads?

Resolving regulatory and land acquisition challenges can help meet targets.

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Resilient demand, moderate capacity addition, tapering costs

India Ratings and Research (Ind-Ra) has maintained a stable outlook on the cement sector for FY2020.

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