Capex spending
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February 04, 2021, Thursday
60% of govt 'spending spree' inevitably goes towards committed outlay
With schemes like MGNREGA and cash support via PM-KISAN given priority in allocation from the remainder, govt is forced to dip ...
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February 01, 2021, Monday
Budget showcases govt's strong strategic push for growth-oriented roadmap
The sharp and targeted focus on infrastructure, capex, health, education, financial sector reforms and fiscal credibility have ...
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January 31, 2021, Sunday
Expect Budget to be positive for capex-driven sectors, says Amish Shah
Capex as a percentage of Budget expenditure was 18 per cent in FY17 and FY19. Now, it has come down to 16 per cent… There is ...
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January 13, 2021, Wednesday
Coal India increases capex by 30% for current fiscal year to Rs 13,000 cr
Move in line with Centre's directive to increase expenditure for economic revival
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January 07, 2021, Thursday
Budget 2021: Govt may raise capex outlay to revive demand and boost growth
Analysts say it could be 10% more than allocation for FY21
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January 01, 2021, Friday
Companies shelve capex plans on pandemic blow, new projects decline 88%
Completed projects are down 74.3 per cent to Rs 43,000 crore
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December 03, 2020, Thursday
UltraTech Cement to invest Rs 5,477 cr to raise capacity by 12.8 mn tonnes
Expansion could be a mix of brown and green field projects; demand in eastern part of India strongest of all regions, say ...
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September 11, 2020, Friday
Hindustan Copper board defers decisions of proposals due to less time
"Due to paucity of time, the.... proposals could not be discussed and deferred by the board," it said in a regulatory filing
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September 06, 2020, Sunday
PVR defers capex plans to control costs amid Covid-19 disruptions
Cinema halls in India have remained shut since March this year, after the government imposed nationwide lockdown to check the ...
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September 02, 2020, Wednesday
Centre has walked the talk on capex, shows official data
Data from Controller General of Accounts shows capital expenditure for April-June 2020, at Rs 88,273 crore, was 40% higher than a ...