INFRASTRUCTURE & ENERGY
Union Budget 2026: Structural Shifts in Infrastructure and Project Finance
Our latest blog post analyses the Union Budget 2026–27 from an infrastructure and project finance perspective.
February 3, 2026
Our latest blog post analyses the Union Budget 2026–27 from an infrastructure and project finance perspective.
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