India's infrastructure challenge shifts from raising capital to making projects investable: Deloitte
MeridStreet AI summaryIndia's infrastructure challenge has shifted from raising capital to making projects attractive to investors. This change is highlighted in a Deloitte report, which notes that many respondents see private-sector participation and complex approval processes as significant hurdles. The report emphasizes the need for modernizing infrastructure using digital technologies and enhanced cyber defenses to make projects more investable. This could potentially attract more private investment, which is crucial for India's economic growth.
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Why it matters
India's infrastructure challenge is shifting from raising capital to making projects investable, which could lead to increased investment in the sector. This shift in focus may attract more private sector investment and improve the overall infrastructure
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Likely winners & losers
Winners
- Infrastructure stocks
- Construction companies
- Indian equities
Under pressure
- Gold
- Safe-haven assets
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