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What Q2 numbers of the Giants Tells Us About India’s Infrastructure Story
By Team InBilt
Published on 30TH October, 2026
Amidst execution and geo-political challenges and a mixed bag, companies hold to H2 optimism.
India’s largest EPC company – L&T continues to record new orderbook milestones. India’s largest private ports company – APSEZ has changed its guidance for the current fiscal year. Airport passenger volumes have taken a hit. InBilt’s newsletter for this week – What Q2 numbers of the Giants Tells Us About India’s Infrastructure Story, we unpack optimism around new infrastructure orders, growth in port volumes, what is holding back India’s air passengers and more.
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- India’s toll collection in April-September, 2026 period rises 24% at Rs 36994 crore, from a year ago.
- Indian Railways reported 6% yoy growth in freight at 135.35 million tonnes of freight in September 2026.
- Finance Minister meets Satsuki Katayama, Minister of Finance, Japan, welcomed Japan’s commitment to facilitate JPY10 trillion in private investment into India.
