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Infrastructure Today Magazine | Infrascape 2015 - Policy hurdles such as delay...

Infrascape 2015 - Policy hurdles such as delay...

Cover Story  /  Dec 01, 2014

Policy hurdles such as delay in awarding projects, environmental clearances, land acquisition and lack of cheaper financing options still continue to be pertinent to the sector. Particularly, the fund crunch issue is a major challenge for the industry. However, while the infrastructure sector continues to operate in a difficult framework in India, we are optimistic about reviving growth in the infrastructure sector. With the government´s proactive policies and announcements to support the private sector´s involvement in Indian infrastructure, the future looks promising for EPC companies in year 2015. Infrastructure is picking up in India and these moves will certainly pave the way to recovery for the infrastructure sector. Finally, over the years, India has shown that it has a momentum and dynamic of its own and is less impacted by the economies of developed countries than would ordinarily have been imagined.

- Shantanu Karkun, President & CEO, B&I, Punj Lloyd

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