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India Ratings Keeps Neutral Outlook for Auto Ancillaries in FY26

Moreover, improved operating leverage is expected as auto ancillary companies scale up production to meet growing demand, benefitting from economies of scale.

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ISTS-TBCB Projects Award Rs1 Trillion in 9MFY25

However, intrastate assets in states such as Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh, and Rajasthan exhibited moderate collection volatility during the first half of FY25.

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Rail Operators Likely To Post Double-Digit Growth In FY25: Ind-Ra

Sustained investments are expected to improve cost efficiency.

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Ethanol sales surge as government eases sugar diversion rules

The ethanol blending rate in India is expected to reach 14 %.

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Steel demand is set to rise by 9-12% in FY25: Ind-Ra report

The demand is led by end-user industries such as the automobile and infrastructure sectors.

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Steel demand growth estimated at 9-12% for FY25

Domestic steel players are likely to see stable credit metrics, due to higher profitability.

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Neutral outlook on construction sector for FY25: Ind-Ra

India Ratings and Research (Ind-Ra) has maintained a neutral outlook on the construction sector for FY25, while maintaining a deteriorating sub-sector outlook for roads engineering, procurement and construction (EPC).

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Ind-Ra updates thermal, wind outlook; FY25 infrastructure stable

The agency maintained a positive outlook for the airports sector.

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High bids on roads cause stress in the sector

The planned tunnel length stands at 8.753 km.

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Stable operating performance in infrastructure sector for FY25; Ind-Ra

Ports continue to be stable and will be growing at around 6-7%.

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