The document summarizes India's infrastructure industry, key findings, sectors, players, and government initiatives. It estimates that over $450 billion will be invested in India's infrastructure by 2012, with transport contributing nearly 6.6% to GDP in 2005-06. The government plans to spend around 9% of GDP on infrastructure by 2012, up from 4.6% in the previous plan period. Public-private partnerships and foreign direct investment are seen as important to developing India's infrastructure needs.

1. INDIAN INFRASTRUCTURE INDUSTRY Prepared by:- Shiv kumar Jitender khatana Pawan khatana Vinod Arti pradhan Manish saini

2. INDIAN INFRASTRUCTURE INDUSTRY Key Findings and Highlights - Deutsche Bank Research estimates that over US$450 billion will be invested in India’s infrastructure by the end of 2012. - It is estimated that infrastructure alone provides a $150 billion opportunity in FDI. - Transport sector’s contribution to India’s GDP was estimated to be nearly 6.6% in 2005-06. - The total installed power generation capacity as on August 31, 2008 was 145,626.97 MW. - Exports from SEZs have grown from Rs138.54 billion in 2003-04 to Rs346.15 billion in 2006-07. This value has reached Rs666.38 billion in 2007-08, registering a growth rate of 92% over the previous year - An estimated Rs23, 849.1 billion has been planned to be spent on infrastructure projects during the 11th Plan Period. As per the Five Year Plan, investment in infrastructure sector is expected to increase to around 8% of GDP as compared to 4.6% in 10th Plan Period.

3. INFRASTRUCTURE SECTOR

4. MAIN PLAYERS

8. GOVERNMENT INITIATIVES Spending 3% -4% of GDP, now plans to 9% by 2012 $500 billion in 12 th plan as against $200 billion Infrastructure finance companies PPP(Public Private Partnership) FDI

9. FUTURE PROSPECTIVE

10. FUTURE PROSPECTIVE cont.