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India’s Leading Infrastructure Companies 2019 12th Edition ISBN 978-93-86214-35-5 Contents Preface .................................................................................................................1 Foreword .............................................................................................................3 Executive Summary .............................................................................................5 Methodology .......................................................................................................7 Definitions & Calculations ...................................................................................9 Overview of the Indian Infrastructure Sector ....................................................11 Infra@75: Building Modern & Sustainable Infrastructure .................................59 Experts’ View .....................................................................................................75 Listings ...............................................................................................................81 Profiles .............................................................................................................Bradstreet 107 Index ................................................................................................................& 140 Dun Bradstreet & Dun Preface Manish Sinha Managing Director – India Dun & Bradstreet Dun & Bradstreet India is pleased and per capita gross domestic 2030 will be 30 times of the to announce the 12th edition of product (GDP) of countries, we actual infrastructure investment its publication India’s‘ Leading will find that the richer countries in 2018. The multiplier will be Infrastructure Companies’. such as USA, Germany and 60 times by 2040 and 100 times The publication provides an Japan are more urbanised. Not by 2050. insight on India’s Infrastructure surprisingly, India along with sector; specifically analyses on other developing countries are From a user’s perspective, Construction, Ports, Power, Oil also less urban. The contribution these trends mean a significant & Gas and Telecom. of urban areas to India’s GDP is evolution of core infrastructure. expected to grow from around Unpaved roads will become A study of infrastructure 60% in 2020 to around 85% by paved roads, then highways, covers three themes: long 2050. This increase in urban and then smart highways. The term forecasts, urbanization, GDP will be accompanied by an power sector will witness a and investments. Firstly, increase in urban population. change from coal-based plants all conversations around Nearly 400 mn people are likely to solar plants and later to more infrastructure tend to be long- to be added to the cities in the effective and environmentally term. From the infrastructure next 30 years, whereas the friendly sources. We will see perspective, a frequently previous 400 mn took almost 60 similar changes in all aspects quoted year of reference is years.Bradstreet So, the cities are going to of core infrastructure, from 2050. It is an interesting data become more crowded and at a railways to communication. point: by 2050, the Indian much faster rate, thus creating In this context, NextGen economy (in PPP terms) will be a pressing need for developing Infrastructure will have a key equal to the combined current& urban infrastructure. role to play in improving the size of the economies of USA quality of life and productivity and China put together. No Thirdly, more infrastructure across cities. other major economy is set essentially means more to witness a growth of this investments. India’s actual I hope you enjoy reading magnitude. infrastructure investment stood ‘India’s Leading Infrastructure at around US$ 105 bn in 2018: Companies 2019’ and I look Secondly,Dun as economies grow this was approximately half of forward to receiving your and become richer, they also the required level of US$ 201 bn. suggestions. become more urban. If we were The cumulative infrastructure to map the level of urbanisation investment requirement by 1 Bradstreet & Dun Foreword Pankaj Khanna Head – Learning & Economic Insights Group Dun & Bradstreet India Dun & Bradstreet India is value, helping reduce cost 2030 Agenda for Sustainable pleased to bring to you the 12th and time overruns, enhancing Development; under this edition of its premier publication efficiencies, and even giving Agenda, there are 17 Sustainable ‘India’s Leading Infrastructure rise to futuristic infrastructure. Development Goals, including Companies 2019’. For more Accordingly, we are witnessing Infrastructure, Climate Action, than a decade, the publication the emergence of technology Water Management and has served as a reliable providers and service providers Sanitation, Sustainable Cities resource of information on the for smart infrastructure in & Communities and Affordable Indian infrastructure sector the infrastructure ecosystem. & Clean Energy, among and its leading companies. In Furthermore, rapid urbanization