As capital expenditure has a much higher and longer-lasting growth multiplier than current expenditure, the revenue-to-capex ratio falling from 6.5% in the pre-pandemic years to a budgeted 3.5% in FY24 will aid investment-led growth. For key infrastructure segments, the overall spending (including Internal and Extra Budgetary Resources) will rise 15%, and the rise is most prominent for roads, railways, drinking water and renewable energy. Even the capital outlay for public sector enterprises, including IEBR, is budgeted to rise 31% in FY24.
Data Drive: The capex boost
For key infrastructure segments, the overall spending (including Internal and Extra Budgetary Resources) will rise 15%, and the rise is most prominent for roads, railways, drinking water and renewable energy.
Written by Saikat Neogi

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