Public sector companies and government bodies have spent nearly their entire capital expenditure target for this fiscal year. Spending reac...

Public sector companies and four major government bodies maintained their capital spending this fiscal year. Their expenditure reached ₹6.6...

The central government's capital expenditure (capex) is expected to slow in the remaining part of FY26 as a large part of the spending was ...

The Capex for the month of December alone increased by 9.28% to Rs 70,000 crore, with many enterprises exceeding their annual budget target...

Capital spending by major central public sector enterprises in India experienced a slight dip in August, marking the second consecutive mon...

Capital expenditure by large central public sector enterprises moderated in July, declining 23% year on year to ₹53,406 crore, attributed p...

Capital expenditure by major central public sector enterprises and key government bodies surged by 25% in June, reaching ₹62,425 crore, off...

The move comes on top of similar instructions to various ministries and departments earlier this fiscal to front-load their capex, aimed at...

These CPSEs and government entities have set a total capital expenditure target of Rs 7.85 lakh crore for FY26, almost unchanged from last ...

Capital spending by major central public sector enterprises (CPSEs) and other government entities surged in the last three months, reaching...

Large public sector companies in India spent over Rs 50,200 crore on capital expenditure in April FY25, 6.46% of the annual target of Rs 7....

The target for highway construction in FY24 is expected to be kept at at least 12,000 km even as higher commodity prices should make road b...

The government has indicated its intention to ramp up capital investments, and the expected absence of a robust recovery in private capex w...

Officials told ET that the ministry of roads, transport, and highways will get around 10-15% more than the amount allotted during FY23, for...

The National Highways Authority of India had awarded projects for a total length of 6,306 kilometres in the last financial year, while the ...

India’s highway award rate was sluggish in FY17 after a 61% growth CAGR over FY14-16.

Corporatization of ports is a long-term positive, while likely withdrawal of incentives for Infra sectors, a structural negative.