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CPSEs Achieve 60% of FY27 Capital Expenditure Target in April-October
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What Happened?
Central public sector enterprises (CPSEs) reached nearly 60% of their FY27 capital expenditure target of ₹8.43 trillion during the April-October period, with a year-on-year increase of 13%.
Key points
- CPSEs achieved ₹5.03 trillion in capital expenditure from April to October.
- October's capital expenditure was ₹73,311.25 crore, up nearly 26% year-on-year.
- The Railway Board spent ₹1.88 trillion, achieving 64% of its annual target.
- NHAI incurred capex of ₹85,228 crore, or nearly 46% of its FY27 target.
- State-owned oil companies maintained investment momentum despite challenges.
Key insights
- Increased capital expenditure could lead to enhanced infrastructure development.
- The performance of CPSEs may influence private sector investment decisions.
- Sustained public spending is essential for economic recovery post-COVID-19.
Why it matters
The achievement in capital expenditure is crucial for sustaining public investment and stimulating economic growth in India.
Entities
CPSE· OrganizationRailway Board· OrganizationNHAI· OrganizationOil and Natural Gas Corporation· CompanyBharat Petroleum· CompanyIndian Oil· CompanyHindustan Petroleum· CompanyOil India· CompanyIndia· Country
Source
Business Standard
