Vikran Engineering Sees Budget 2026 as Catalyst for Infrastructure and Data Centre Growth

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Mr. Rakesh Markhedkar, CMD, Vikran Engineering Limited

We welcome the Union Budget 2026–27 and appreciate the government’s continued focus on infrastructure-led growth across physical and digital assets. The policy direction and long-term visibility provided in this Budget create a strong foundation for sustained investment in the infrastructure sector.

The 20-year tax holiday for data centres and cloud infrastructure, along with measures such as safe harbour norms for IT and data centre services, is a significant step that will accelerate investments in large-scale data centre development across the country. This is expected to drive substantial demand for EPC capabilities in power, cooling, civil, and integrated infrastructure, creating meaningful opportunities for companies like ours.

At the same time, initiatives such as the Infrastructure Risk Guarantee Fund, new dedicated freight corridors connecting the East and West, the Purvodaya integrated East Coast industrial corridor, seven high-speed rail corridors, the India Semiconductor Mission 2.0, revival of legacy industrial clusters, and the scheme for enhancement of construction and infrastructure equipment collectively expand the execution landscape for mid-sized EPC players. Vikran Engineering sees this Budget as an opportunity to actively participate in building both India’s physical infrastructure and its next-generation digital backbone.”

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