Infrastructure Sector News

Companies

This Tata company built its reputation on mega projects. It’s now going small.

After recording profits in 2020-21, Tata Projects encountered losses due to project delays and cost overruns. The company is now shifting focus to shorter-duration projects, expecting to restore profitability and enhance revenue growth by FY26.

4 min read21 May 2025
Industry

Govt wants its strongest banks to help their rival–the country’s youngest infra lender

The Union government is discussing a plan for strong public sector banks to buy stakes in infrastructure lender NaBFID. The discussions are on at various levels of the government on the percentage ownership of banks in NaBFID, which is currently wholly owned by the government.

4 min read16 Jul 2024
Companies

Why Adani needs another $1 billion

Gautam Adani-led conglomerate in talks with top global investors to raise $750 million to $1 billion via overseas bonds to fund airports growth plans and ramp up solar panel manufacturing business

4 min read29 Apr 2024
Companies

Gautam Adani’s Ambuja Cements draws up $9-billion war plan for Ultratech battle

The Adani group's Ambuja Cements has drawn up a blueprint outlining a capital expenditure of about ₹75,000 crore to climb past Aditya Birla group’s Ultratech Cement as the country’s largest cement-maker, but it will be a steep ascent

4 min read22 Apr 2024
Special Report

The man in charge of getting the Baltimore Port back in business

Jonathan Daniels became the head of the mid-Atlantic port in February, roughly two months before a containership destroyed the Francis Scott Key Bridge.

6 min read11 Apr 2024
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For private InvITs, a new asset category is about to open up

In a policy shift, completed and revenue-generating highways under the toll-operate-transfer (ToT) mechanism will be directly and exclusively auctioned to private InvITs

4 min read24 Mar 2024
Companies

NaBFID considers $4.8 billion worth of bond sale to double loan disbursements

NaBFID is likely to sell bonds with tenors spanning from 10 to 20 years in the financial year starting April 1, sources told Bloomberg.

1 min read20 Mar 2024