Mr. Amit Sharma, MD & CEO, Tata Consulting Engineers
“The Union Budget 2026–27 sets a clear direction for India’s long term growth, with a strong focus on capital investment, manufacturing competitiveness and technology led development. Continued high spending on infrastructure strengthens confidence in execution and supports progress across transportation, urban development and logistics. The emphasis on high speed rail, alongside roads, metros, ports and urban infrastructure, signals a move towards next generation connectivity. Policy continuity on clean energy and grid strengthening supports energy security and transition, while the focus on advanced facilities such as semiconductors, electronics, data centres and pharmaceuticals builds domestic capability. Measures supporting hydrocarbons and chemicals, and metals and mining including rare earth corridors, strengthen critical supply chains. Overall, the Budget underlines the importance of delivery quality alongside investment scale, and Tata Consulting Engineers remains committed to converting this policy intent into future ready assets for the nation.”
