The financial review of FY 2024-25 states that investment activities are expected to be temporary recent softening and now initial signs of improvement are seen. It states that to achieve the goal of developing the country by the year 2047, there is a need to increase private investment in many important areas as the necessary infrastructure cannot be prepared only by government investment. Public capital alone cannot fulfill the demand to upgrade the country’s infrastructure.
The economic review said, ‘There are signs of increase in capital formation and the central government’s capital expenditure has increased by 8.2 per cent during July-November 2024. It is expected to further boom further. The review stated that the latest report of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on private investment also shows that private sector is ready for investment in FY 2025 and FY 2026.
Preliminary results of RBI’s order book, Inventory and Capacity Utility Survey (Obicus) show that in the second quarter of FY 2025, capacity utility on seasonal basis in Indian manufacturing companies has reached 74.7 per cent, which has reached 74.7 per cent, which has its long -term average 73.8 per cent. Is more than
The RBI report on private investment said that the commitment to invest in FY 2025 increased to Rs 2.45 lakh crore, which was Rs 1.6 lakh crore in FY 2024. Apart from this, there are some current investment commitment which are expected to be invested in FY 2026. Apart from this, the economic review, quoting the analysis of private sector companies of capital goods, states that the order book has increased rapidly and it has been increasing by 4.5 per cent annually in the last four years while in FY 2024 it is increasing by 4.5 per cent per annum in the last four years. 23.6 percent has increased. This trend of growth continued till the first half of FY 2025 and increased by 10.3 per cent from FY 2024.
Industries such as steel, cement, chemicals and petrochemicals domestically have durability, while vehicle, electronics and pharmaceutical sector have promoted growth. The review said, ‘Investment in research and development, supporting innovation and growth and making small manufacturers formal will be important for continuing expansion in various fields. Ease of business at the state level can also play an important role in industrial development.
Economic reviews have emphasized that the government, private sector, skill ecosystem, education and research and development institutions need continuous and integrated efforts to fulfill India’s aspiration to become the power to become global manufacturing. Will be