Manish Jain, Managing Director, Enviro Infra Engineers Limited
“India’s Union Budget 2026 reinforces the government’s continued commitment to infrastructure led growth, sustainability and environmental resilience. The substantial increase in public capital expenditure to a record ₹12.2 lakh crore underlines a strong push for modern and integrated infrastructure development across transport, logistics, urban and water systems — a priority that directly expands opportunities in water, wastewater, sanitation and environmental engineering.
The emphasis on creating new national waterways, enhancing multimodal logistics, and strengthening urban infrastructure aligns closely with our strategic focus on delivering advanced and scalable environmental solutions. This policy environment also merges with broader initiatives to catalyse resilient urbanisation and sustainable economic growth, while supporting state level reforms and long term project pipelines.
For Enviro Infra Engineers Limited, these measures not only affirm our positioning in driving sustainable infrastructure outcomes but also motivates further investments in cutting edge technology, skilled human capital and innovative project execution to support India’s development goals. As India accelerates towards inclusive, environmentally responsible growth, the Budget reinforces the role of sustainable engineering as both a national imperative and a business opportunity”
Mr. Mahek Modi, Whole Time Director & Chief Financial Officer, Modis Navnirman Limited
“We welcome the 2026–2027 Union Budget’s strong and sustained emphasis on urban infrastructure and capex-led growth. With a record-effective capital expenditure outlay of ₹17.14 lakh crore and continued prioritisation of urban development, the Budget reinforces the government’s commitment to transforming India’s metropolitan centres through better connectivity, upgraded civic systems and accelerated redevelopment. These investments significantly enhance the livability, accessibility and long-term value of urban assets.
The substantial increase in total transfers to states ₹25.43 lakh crore in FY27 provides crucial fiscal capacity for state and city governments to strengthen urban renewal efforts, particularly in larger cities where redevelopment of aging housing stock is urgent. This resource flow, combined with steady support for centrally sponsored urban schemes, will help cities like Mumbai address density challenges, modernise civic infrastructure and deliver well-integrated, sustainable real estate growth.
Overall, the Budget offers stronger policy continuity, fiscal visibility and long-term confidence for redevelopment-focused investments across India’s urban landscape.”
Mr. Deepak Acharya, CEO, INOX India Limited
“The Union Budget 2026–27 sets an ambitious stage for India’s emergence as a powerhouse of advanced manufacturing and next-generation energy systems. By prioritising long-term capital investment and accelerating the build-out of national infrastructure, the Budget lays the foundation for India to lead in technologies that will define global industry for decades.
The Budget’s sustained focus on energy through increased support for infrastructure, technology, and critical industrial sectors reinforces India’s commitment to expanding reliable, low-carbon capacity while accelerating the shift toward cleaner fuels and future-ready technologies. These measures create a stable policy environment for investments in areas such as cryogenics, clean fuels, renewable energy components and high-value industrial equipment.
The enhanced fiscal space created through substantial resource transfers to states ₹25.43 lakh crore in FY27 will further enable state governments to advance clean-energy projects, industrial corridors, and large-scale infrastructure that support India’s growing energy and manufacturing needs.
Overall, the Budget strikes a prudent balance between fiscal responsibility, structural reforms and targeted public investment. It lays a strong foundation for accelerating India’s energy transition, scaling advanced manufacturing, and building resilient infrastructure areas where INOX India remains deeply committed to contributing with world-class engineering and technology.”
Ms. Deepali DeV, Chief Operating Officer of ECOS (India) Mobility & Hospitality Limited
“The Union Budget 2026–27 presents a balanced and forward-looking roadmap for strengthening India’s infrastructure-led growth while boosting mobility, tourism potential and service-sector employment. The continued emphasis on public capital investment, with effective capex rising to ₹17.14 lakh crore, alongside improved transport networks and last-mile connectivity, will enhance the efficiency and reliability of travel and mobility ecosystems nationwide.
The Budget’s focus on logistics improvements, multimodal transport integration and urban infrastructure aligns well with the evolving needs of India’s corporate mobility and hospitality sectors. Enhanced allocations for transport, urban renewal and centrally supported schemes will support smoother movement of people and goods, reduce congestion and promote more sustainable mobility outcomes.
Equally important are measures to simplify compliance, encourage formalization and strengthen MSMEs, fostering a more trust-based regulatory environment that enables service-oriented enterprises to scale with confidence. Overall, the Budget reinforces India’s journey towards a globally competitive, service-driven economy and opens new avenues for organized mobility and hospitality providers.”
Gaurav Lath, Joint Managing Director, Concord Control Systems Limited
“The FY27 Union Budget lays out a transformative blueprint for India’s transport future, powered by a record capital outlay of ₹17.14 lakh crore in effective capex. This unprecedented investment reinforces railways as the backbone of India’s long-term mobility and logistics strategy. By enabling high-speed connectivity, strengthening freight corridors and accelerating nationwide logistics efficiency, the government is building the foundations of a seamless, future-ready movement ecosystem for a $10 trillion India.
The Budget’s emphasis on indigenisation and advanced technologies reflects a maturing industrial landscape—one where resilience, innovation and global competitiveness will define the next decade of India’s railway evolution.
For Concord Control Systems, this moment is more than an opportunity—it is a call to leadership. As India builds intelligent, autonomous and technology-driven rail networks, we are committed to advancing the control, signalling and electronics backbone that will power this transformation. The nation is entering an unprecedented era of rail modernisation, and we are proud to be among the pioneers shaping that journey.”
Nitin Jain, Joint Managing Director, Concord Control Systems Limited
“The Union Budget FY27 presents a decisive and forward-looking vision for India’s transport and infrastructure ecosystem, anchored by a record ₹17.14 lakh crore effective capital outlay. This scale of investment firmly positions railways at the heart of India’s long-term mobility and logistics strategy—driving high-speed connectivity, strengthening freight corridors, and enabling a more integrated, efficient movement of people and goods across the country.
The Budget’s continued emphasis on indigenisation, advanced electronics, and technology-led infrastructure signals a maturing industrial landscape where innovation and resilience will be key differentiators. For Concord Control Systems, this is a defining moment. As India accelerates towards intelligent, autonomous, and digitally enabled rail networks, we remain deeply committed to strengthening the control, signalling, and embedded electronics backbone that will power the next generation of rail modernisation. We are proud to play an active role in shaping a future-ready railway ecosystem for a rapidly growing India.”
