A CRISIL report highlights strong investment growth in renewables, roads, and real estate, with a projected investment of Rs 17.5 lakh crore by FY27. The sectors are adapting to new business dynamics, with a focus on hybrid storage, premium residential projects, and global capability centres in commercial real estate.
RenewablesRoadsReal EstateInvestmentCrisilReal EstateJun 09, 2025
The projected investment in renewables, roads, and real estate by FY27 is Rs 17.5 lakh crore.
The key trends in the renewable energy sector include the accelerated adoption of storage-linked capacities and a transition towards hybrid or storage-backed capacities to address the intermittency of power supply.
The focus in the roads sector is on monetisation and a pick-up in project awarding to revitalise the sector's growth.
The real estate sector is being driven by the trend towards premium residential projects and the influx of global capability centres (GCCs) in commercial real estate.
The expected net leasing growth in commercial real estate is 7-9 per cent this fiscal and next.
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