India capex cycle to strengthen by FY30
Analysis based on 7 articles · First reported Jul 14, 2026 · Last updated Jul 14, 2026
The report signals a positive outlook for India's investment cycle, which could boost market sentiment and attract foreign capital. Sectors like infrastructure, defence, and manufacturing are expected to benefit, potentially driving stock market gains in related industries.
According to a Morgan Stanley report, India's capital expenditure cycle is expected to strengthen over the coming quarters, with overall investments projected to rise 1.8 times to about USD 2.2 trillion by FY2030. The central government is expected to maintain its budgeted capex target of Rs 12.2 trillion, focusing on infrastructure and defence. Private sector investment is anticipated to accelerate due to healthy domestic demand and policy support. Key drivers include energy security, defence, manufacturing supply chains, and infrastructure development. High-frequency economic indicators for June remained resilient, and the Production Linked Incentive (PLI) scheme has attracted investments of Rs 2.4 trillion by FY26. Gross FDI reached USD 100.9 billion on a trailing basis, with net FDI at a 25-month high.
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