India’s Private Capex Jumps 67% To Rs 7.7 Lakh Crore In September Last Year: CII Reports
India’s private capex has seen potential and, as per the reports, it has jumped 67% in September 2025, as the CII report highlighted the growth. According to the CII, “The most decisive evidence yet of a powerful and broad based revival in the country’s investment cycle was seen when India’s private capital expenditure increased by 67% from Rs. 4.6 lakh crore in September 2025 to Rs 7.7 lakh crore in the same month of the following year.
With metals, vehicles and chemicals leading the way, CII’s study of approximately 1,200 businesses from the CMIE Prowess database reveals that manufacturing accounted for Rs. 3.8 lakh crore or about half of all private investment and was the driving force behind the capex drive.
The trading, communications and IT/ITeS industries all contributed to the service sector, which accounted for about 40% of the total at Rs. 3.1 lakh crore.
To alleviate the strain on working capital for small businesses, CII also suggested a 45 day MSME payment guarantee supported by TReDS and supply chain finance. The industry organization issued a five point action plan in a Sunday press release to help the economy through the current West Asia crisis and beyond, reported by ANI.
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