Page 8 - Capital Expenditure

Sulphur-coated urea will improve fertiliser efficiency but needs efforts

Farmers will have to be educated and factories will require capital expenditure

Large part of Rs 11 trn capex for FY25 to flow into energy sector: PM Modi

The Interim Budget, presented on February 1, projected a capex of Rs 11 trillion for next year, up from Rs 10 trillion in FY24

India Inc to press the capex pedal with Budget push, shows BS CEO poll

CEOs to take advantage of Rs 1 trn innovation fund

Budget reinforces the vision of a confident, consistent and credible India

The government has exuded confidence that despite an election year, it has stayed committed to enhancing the quality of its spending

Interim Budget: Infra focus, fiscal prudence are positives for street

While overall capex has increased, some analysts had expected higher outlays for road, defence and railways

A Budget for extracting outcomes from outlays given to Indian Railways

The year 2023 was a golden era for Railways' passenger business. Intercity passenger journeys at the end of Q3FY24 touched 2.2 billion, a 16 per cent growth over the previous year

FM Sitharaman's Interim Budget is high on confidence, not on populism

FM overperforms on deficit, stays away from sops, pushes feel-good factor by ending old tax disputes, lists out decade of development

Interim Budget 2024: 'Prudence has taken precedence over populism'

Backed by robust collections in both direct and indirect taxes and a growing domestic demand, the finance minister asserted a strong commitment to pursuing the path of fiscal consolidation

Interim Budget: Govt remains steady in its course and its objectives

Another critical point that is not really addressed in the Interim Budget of the finance minister is the fact that private investment is not moving up broadly and fast enough

Interim Budget 2024-25: Infrastructure likely to get a capex thrust

Increase in outlay in line with industry expectations

Interim Budget: Share of capex allocation jumps to 30-year high in FY25

The headline figure of Rs 11.1 trn is 11.1% higher than FY24, says Finance Minister

Interim Budget 2024-25: 'Staying with capex, infrastructure thrust'

The Interim Budget provides a good roadmap to the full Budget expected in July, along with an overarching vision towards a developed India by 2047

Interim Budget 2024: 'A transformative yet prudent financial statement'

Overall, the government has presented a forward-looking Budget with enough assurances to trust it to lay down the roadmap through the full Budget and sticking to GDP

Interim Budget: FM sticks to fiscal consolidation path in Budget speech

Interim Budget: FM Sitharaman said that the fiscal deficit in 2023-24 is expected to be 5.8%, lower than the earlier estimates of 5.9%

April-Dec fiscal deficit at Rs 9.82 trn, 55% of annual target: Govt

Total expenditure during the period was 30.54 trillion rupees, or about 68% of the annual goal, compared with 28.18 trillion rupees in the same period last year

Govt should focus on capital expenditure in interim Budget: Former NITI VC

Former NITI Aayog vice chairman Rajiv Kumar on Wednesday said the government needs to continue its focus on capital expenditure in the upcoming interim budget, as private investment is 'still weak' and there is a need to bridge infrastructure gap, which has been 'plaguing' the Indian economy. Kumar noted that increase in capital expenditure during the Modi government period is showing results in terms of the much better quality of the infrastructure and this was needed to make Indian industry globally competitive. He said because of rising indirect tax revenues and also the widening direct tax base, the finance minister will also achieve fiscal consolidation targets. "The capex thrust will continue because the private investment still remains a bit weak. And also, we need to overcome the infrastructure deficit that has plagued our economy and also the logistics cost, which are very high and can only be covered by rising public capital expenditure" he told PTI in an ...

Budget 2024 expectations: What stance will interim Budget 2024 adopt?

Nirmala Sitharaman's recent statement that the February 1 Budget would just be a vote on account could mean that she will uphold the convention surrounding an interim Budget

Centre may peg FY25 fiscal deficit at 5.3% in interim budget: Goldman Sachs

Interim Budget 2024: The Centre will keep a focus on increasing the capital expenditure but it will most likely be at a slower pace than earlier, says Goldman Sachs

Govt capex leads investment growth, 'skewed consumption' a concern

Sunil Kumar Sinha, principal economist, India Ratings says that a robust growth in GFCF reflects the sustained focus of the government on capital expenditure

Fiscal deficit contained at 50.7% of FY24 budget estimate in Apr-Nov

The Government, CGA data indicates, is moving towards fiscal consolidation, with improved tax collections compared to the April-October period and compressed capital expenditure