India's Infrastructure and Realty Sector to Witness a Surge in Investments
India's infrastructure and real estate sectors are expected to receive a massive investment of Rs 15 lakh crore by March 2026, according to Crisil Ratings.
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Crisil Ratings, a leading credit rating agency, has forecast that investments in India's infrastructure and real estate sectors will witness a substantial increase in the coming years. The agency's report highlights that the Indian government's efforts to promote infrastructure development and the growing demand for housing and commercial spaces will be major drivers of this growth.
The renewable energy sector, in particular, is expected to attract significant investments, driven by the government's ambitious target of achieving 40% of its electricity generation from non-fossil fuel sources by 2030. The roads sector is also likely to witness increased investment, with the government's focus on developing a network of highways and expressways across the country.
The real estate sector, which has been experiencing a slowdown in recent years, is also expected to benefit from the influx of investments. The sector has been witnessing a demand for affordable housing and commercial spaces, driven by the growing urban population and the increasing demand for office spaces.
Crisil Ratings has also highlighted the importance of institutional investments in driving growth in the infrastructure and real estate sectors. The agency has noted that institutions such as pension funds, insurance companies, and sovereign wealth funds are increasingly looking to invest in Indian infrastructure and real estate, attracted by the potential for long-term returns.
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Crisil Ratings is a leading credit rating agency in India, providing independent and unbiased ratings and research on Indian companies, banks, and non-banking financial institutions. The agency is a subsidiary of S&P Global, a leading provider of credit ratings and analytics.
Crisil Ratings is a leading credit rating agency in India, providing independent and unbiased ratings and research on Indian companies, banks, and non-banking financial institutions.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the expected investment in India's infrastructure and real estate sectors by March 2026?
Rs 15 lakh crore
What are the key sectors driving growth in India's infrastructure and real estate sectors?
Renewable energy and roads
What is driving demand for housing and commercial spaces in India?
Growing urban population and increasing demand for office spaces
What type of investors are increasingly looking to invest in Indian infrastructure and real estate?
Institutional investors such as pension funds, insurance companies, and sovereign wealth funds
What is Crisil Ratings' role in the Indian infrastructure and real estate sectors?
Crisil Ratings provides independent and unbiased ratings and research on Indian companies, banks, and non-banking financial institutions
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