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India Inc Steps Up Private Capex as Cash Reserves Rise

India Inc Steps Up Private Capex as Cash Reserves Rise
Private capex picks up: India Inc spends nearly ₹8 lakh crore as profits, cash reserves rise · CNBC TV 18

Indian companies have been saving money for several years.

Now, they are beginning to spend more of it on growing their businesses.

This spending is called capital expenditure, or capex.

Companies have spent nearly ₹8 lakh crore on such projects.

Higher profits have helped them build larger cash reserves.

Their regular business activities are also generating substantial cash.

This makes it easier for them to invest.

Operating cash flow is expected to reach ₹11 lakh crore in FY26.

Key facts

Private capex
Nearly ₹8 lakh crore spent by India Inc.
Operating cash flow
Expected to reach ₹11 lakh crore in FY26.
Cash reserves
Companies have built a cash cushion over the last few years.
Investment trend
Businesses are gradually deploying reserves to expand.
Key support
Strong cash generation from operations is supporting the investment cycle.

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