Summary:

According to SBI Capital Markets, FASTag revenues on national highways are likely to reach about $8.63 billion (Rs. 72,500 crore) in FY25, influenced by slower traffic growth in the first half of the year and minor toll charge hikes. Toll revenue growth is expected to rebound in FY26, aided by small charge increases and favorable base effects.

The Bharatmala programme has around 12,000 kilometers of pending awards, with over $28.55 billion (Rs. 2.4 trillion) in costs primarily allocated for Punjab, Kerala, and Andhra Pradesh. Although construction activity slowed in H1 FY25, the second half is expected to be stronger. Still, FY25 estimates will likely be lower than those for FY24. The untapped monetization potential in national highway tolls could generate Rs. 2.5 trillion for the government.

Source: IBEF 

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