India´s infrastructure sector is poised to grow at 7-8 per cent next year following the forward looking plans and policies of the new government. The strong mandate will stimulate economic growth, positive surge by implementing desired policies, removal of barriers to foreign investment
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Infrascape 2015 – Between RBI´s policies that are being
Between RBI´s policies that are being put in place to turnaround the economy and a strong government that is making grass root level changes, there will be renewed interest in the infrastructure sector. Other measures that are on the new Government´s agenda are creating a business friendly environment and kick starting the infrastructure sector.
Infrascape 2015 – With strong government emphasis…
With strong government emphasis on infrastructure development, the outlook for the sector appears to be quite optimistic in 2015. The sector has gained a lot of thrust and we are seeing momentum towards growth.
Infrascape 2015 – The first half of the year 2014…
The first half of the year 2014 had been lacklustre in absence of any significant policy announcements ahead of the general elections. Not many new projects were announced as everyone wanted to wait for the elections to get over.
Infrascape 2015 – The Indian economy is poised for…
The Indian economy is poised for positive outlook with the reforms proposed by the new government. The reforms once implemented would trigger growth in all core sectors primarily the infrastructure sector which will emerge as a key driver of growth in the second half of next year.
Infrascape 2015 – Policy hurdles such as delay…
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.
Infrascape 2015 – The government has implemented….
The government has implemented various policies such as 100 per cent FDI in the electronics hardware-manufacturing sector, 51 per cent FDI in multi-brand retail trading and 100 per cent in single-brand retail trading which will lead to more foreign investment in India.
Infrascape 2015 – There is positive sentiment and business….
There is positive sentiment and business confidence in the new government and its vision ´Make in India´. With the new government focused on improving infrastructure development, we are optimistic that the infrastructure sector will gather pace in the coming years.
Infrascape 2015 – Given Indias demographic advantage…
Given India´s demographic advantage and a huge captive market with a majority government at the helm, the country today has a pre-eminent position among emerging economies.
Infrascape 2015 – The future success of urban centres…
The future success of urban centres in India rests on transportation networks that offer interconnected mobility by linking different modes of transportation seamlessly.

