The Indian Infrastructure Opportunity has been valued at around Rs 20 trillion (USD 488 billion) during the eleventh plan period (FY2008-12) and to sustain a GDP growth rate of 9 per cent, the investment needed is expected to increase to around Rs 40 trillion (USD 989 billion) during the twelfth plan period (FY2013-17) according to Planning Commission estimates for Gross Capital Formation in Infrastructure. To sustain such a large demand of investment, the key challenge is the ability of various public and private entities to raise funds.
Further, the report also brings out the opportunities for infrastructure service and equipment providers, attractiveness of the investments and significant challenges on the supply side, arising out of issues related to policy, financing and project execution.
This report will enable you to:
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Do a Realistic sizing of the current & future opportunities.
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Compare the current status, requirement & likely investment across sectors.
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Assess the funding required and the ability of public and private entities to raise the funds.
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Evaluate the attractiveness of investments on the basis of project returns at current costs.
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