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  • Economists flag fiscal risks at PM’s pre-Budget meeting, call for capex recalibration and revival of household savings

    Public capital expenditure should gradually be brought closer to 3 percent so that more financial resources are available for the private sector, economists said. In the FY26 Budget, the government budgeted around Rs 11.21 lakh crore for capital expenditure, higher than 3 per cent of GDP.

  • Centre disburses Rs 61,000 crore to states under capex loan scheme till mid-December

    According to internal data, seen by Moneycontrol, Uttar Pradesh has received the maximum amount of Rs 8,465 crore under the scheme till December 15. Assam has received Rs 5,597 crore and Maharashtra has received Rs 4,584 crore.

  • Jyoti CNC Automation: Approaching a potential inflection point

    Order visibility and margin stability support sustained earnings growth

  • Year Ahead: Private capex seen taking the baton in 2026 as public-led infra spend peaks

    The growth outlook for 2026 for public and private capex appears to be more balanced, say economists. Private capex would be supported by continuing low levels of global crude prices, likely easing of global supply situations, and India’s FTA push.

  • Uttar Pradesh ramps up capex push, outpaces large states on infrastructure spend

    Supplementary allocation lifts planned capital outlay to Rs 1.71 lakh crore, taking capex intensity to among the highest in India

  • Parliament panel flags rising PSU oil capex amid falling domestic crude output

    The Committee on Public Undertakings noted that project cycles of oil and gas sector projects, ageing fields and past disruptions have contributed to stagnant or declining domestic production despite high capital expenditure.

  • Nifty offers 12% upside on weak capex, stretched valuations: BofA's Amish Shah

    Given the belief that capex growth will continue to disappoint, we are negative on anything linked to capex- steel, cement and the industrial sector, says Shah

  • As state capex fails to impress, will industrial stocks feel the burden? 

    Moderating state capex growth can mean that industrial players' earnings can soften as order inflows slow, project execution gets delayed and margin recovery becomes uneven.

  • Chart of the Day | India Inc return ratios hit a 14-year high, sign of capex revival?

    As ROCE and ROA improve, the next cue to capex revival would come from sustained demand expansion

  • FinMin pushes welfare ministries to accelerate capex to improve quality of spending

    Despite overall capex utilisation reaching 51.8 percent by end-September, the Centre has asked ministries such as Social Justice, Minority Affairs and Labour & Employment to accelerate spending in the second half, after their H1 utilisation remained at 35–40 percent.

  • LG Electronics India Q2: One-off demand disruption not to affect the core thesis

    Strong industry tailwinds, leadership position, and export potential to support growth

  • Cello World: Growth acceleration warrants rating upgrade

    Margin improvement, ramp-up of new glassware facility as well as the increasing share of in-house steel-ware products augur well for CWL

  • Amber Q2 FY26: What should investors do after a tepid quarter?

    The contract manufacturer’s outlook is bright as its business diversification strategy is working out

  • Kaynes Technology India: Sell into the earnings strength

    High valuation prices in the positives that may take time to fructify

  • Havells Q2 FY26: Limited improvement as demand stays soft

    ECD and Lloyd dimming the outperformance of wires and cables

  • Today’s capex of a ‘different form’ compared to previous decades, says Citi India CEO

    Citi India CEO said renewables, semiconductors, electronics and battery energy storage are some of bright pockets where capex is expected to rapidly grow in the coming years.

  • Polycab stays on growth track in Q2 FY26, robust demand, margin gains play ball

    The company’s strong rebound in the FMEG business and outperformance in W&C continue

  • Aditya Birla Lifestyle Brands: Why this apparel player merits attention

    The company, with minimal capex requirement and a healthy cash flow generation, plans to be debt-free over the next three years

  • Summer Washout: Can Voltas recover the lost momentum?

    Lower prices after the GST cut, pent-up demand, and festive season sales should support growth

  • Jain Resource Recycling: Will the IPO funds accelerate exports?

    The company’s global recognition, forward integration, and conservative financial management lend credence to its growth story

  • Fiscal deficit higher at 29.9% of FY26 target during first four months of the year

    The rise in fiscal deficit follows an increase in capital spending since the start of the year by the central government.

  • Is this dairy player nourishing enough for portfolio addition?

    Weak summer demand and higher procurement costs dented Q1 margins, but Africa growth and diversification into eastern and western India keep the structural growth story strong

  • Discovery Series: Jyoti CNC Automation – An emerging leader in precision machine tools

    With a strong order book and expanding capacities, the company is well-positioned to outperform peers with superior returns

  • Mangal Electricals IPO: Will it offer electrifying returns to investors?

    The company is ramping up capacity & diversifying portfolio, though the valuation captures much of the optimism

  • Vikram Solar IPO: Can the flotation glow on bourses?

    The company is embracing clean energy transition, but the valuation is high

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