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Private capital expenditure announcements fall 81% in Q1 FY25: CMIE

Private capex fell sharply in April-June 2025 to Rs 4.1 trillion from Rs 21.7 trillion in the previous quarter, with stalling and uncertainty affecting investment flow

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Data further showed that projects worth Rs 122.7 billion were stalled, while projects worth Rs 1.2 trillion were revived during the June 2025 quarter

Sneha SasikumarHimanshi Bhardwaj New Delhi

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India’s private sector appears to have turned tentative in the April-June quarter (Q1), announcing new investment projects worth ₹4.1 trillion, marking an 81.35 per cent decline over the ₹21.7 trillion worth of outlays in the previous quarter, according to data from the Centre for Monitoring Indian Economy (CMIE). 
  On a year-on-year basis, the Q1FY26 private capex tally was up about 42 per cent, albeit on a low base, as fresh capex plans by India Inc had slipped to a 14-quarter low of ₹2.85 trillion in Q1FY25. This year’s Q1 capex numbers are the second weakest since December 2020, and mark