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India Launches Rs 17 Lakh Crore PPP Project Pipeline

In a major push to boost infrastructure investment, the Department of Economic Affairs (DEA), under the Ministry of Finance, has unveiled a three-year Public Private Partnership (PPP) project pipeline. Announced as part of the Union Budget 2025-26, the pipeline includes 852 projects spanning Central Infrastructure Ministries and States/Union Territories, with a combined project cost exceeding Rs 17 lakh crore.

Early Visibility for Investors and Developers

The newly released pipeline provides early visibility of potential PPP projects, enabling investors, developers, and other stakeholders to plan effectively and make informed investment decisions. By highlighting upcoming opportunities, the initiative aims to streamline approvals, attract private capital, and accelerate infrastructure development nationwide.

Projects Across Sectors and Regions

The 852 projects cover a wide spectrum of sectors, including transport, energy, urban development, and social infrastructure. They are distributed across both Central Ministries and States/Union Territories, ensuring balanced regional development. With a total estimated investment of over Rs 17 lakh crore, the pipeline is expected to significantly enhance public infrastructure while creating opportunities for private sector participation.

Government Support and Implementation

The DEA has emphasized that the pipeline is a strategic tool for streamlined project execution and better coordination between public and private entities. Investors can access detailed project information, timelines, and feasibility data, fostering transparency and confidence. This initiative aligns with the government’s vision to accelerate infrastructure growth and strengthen India’s PPP ecosystem.

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