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National Monetisation Pipeline: Govt Monetises Infrastructure Assets Worth Over Rs 97,000 Crore In 2021-22, Targets Rs 1 62 Lakh Crore In 2022-23

National Monetisation Pipeline: Govt Monetises Infrastructure Assets Worth Over Rs 97,000 Crore In 2021-22, Targets Rs 1 62 Lakh Crore In 2022-23
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Higher budgetary allocations to accelerate recovery in construction sector: Ind-Ra

Higher budgetary allocations to accelerate recovery in construction sector: Ind-Ra ANI | Updated: Mar 09, 2021 11:59 IST Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], March 9 (ANI): India Ratings and Research (Ind-Ra) on Tuesday revised its outlook for the construction sector outlook to improving in the next financial year (FY2021-22) from negative in FY21. Increased focus on infrastructure spending in the recently announced Budget for FY22 where healthcare, water (including irrigation), roads and railways have seen strong allocations will result in higher order inflows to the sector. Ind-Ra thus said that sector revenue will grow by 15 to 20 per cent year-on-year in FY22. The agency also revised the rating outlook on its rated construction companies to stable from negative on account of likely recovery trajectory of engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) players after registering two consecutive years of revenue decline.

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Indian exporters welcome infrastructure-heavy budget as government readies rollout of new DFI

The Indian government has pledged to pump US$2.7bn into a new development finance institution (DFI) as part of plans to galvanise infrastructure spending and help the country bounce back from the deleterious effects of Covid-19. The announcement was made in the country’s annual budget earlier this month, with India’s finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman stating that she would introduce a bill for setting up the new DFI with a starting capital of roughly Rs200bn. The ambition is to have a lending portfolio of at least Rs5tn (approximately US$69bn) in three years’ time, with the DFI also expected to play a role in funding the government’s National Infrastructure Pipeline (NIP).

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