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Upcoming Budget Would Reduce Input Costs for Infra Projects: K G Mantri

  • `Budget 2012-13, which marks the beginning of the 12th Five Years Plan, has brought about lot of expectations for the Indian infrastructure sector in the form of sops and incentives thereby opening up huge investment opportunities and viable business avenues. In the current economic scenario, the input cost for infrastructure projects (like steel, cement, etc) is pretty high. I hope that there would be a reduction in these input costs from the upcoming budget which would encourage infrastructure companies to take up more projects, `` K G Mantri, senior, vice president, Corporate Affairs, Man Industries.

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