Summary:

India continues to be the largest market for private sector activities of the Asian Development Bank, which intends to provide development-aligned projects with direct financing of around US$1 billion (Rs 9,436 crore) in 2026. It intends to keep up the momentum from 2025, when it committed more than US$4 billion in sovereign finance and US$1 billion in private sector investment, while raising comparable external funds to achieve almost US$2 billion in total private flows. Renewable energy, green hydrogen, electric vehicles, sustainable infrastructure, green data centers, aiding the climate transition, energy security, and long-term competitiveness are important investment sectors. ADB aims to mobilise private finance and bolster confidence in India's growth and green transition, while India also receives help for renewable energy, urban development, logistics, transportation, and skills development. optimistic outlook.

Source: IBEF

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