'Housing & Urban Development Corporation (HUDCO) published a presentation that covers the demand for infrastructure and housing projects in the domestic market with the rise in movement to urban areas.

Infrastructure spending set to surge 1.6 times over next five years. The Government’s vision for marching towards $10 trillion economy by 2030 and Viksit Bharat by 2047 is poised to generate huge demand of funding for infra development. The initiatives are as follows - Land Acquisition, Integrated Township & Industrial Corridors; Mobility – Metro, Expressways etc, PMAY 2.0 including Housing for industrial Workers; Smart Cities, AMRUT, JJM, SBM 2.0; Health Infrastructure, Green Infrastructure & Energy Transition; Port Financing (Seaport & Airport).

HUDCO will play a vital role in achieving the vision of GoI thru lending for entire landscape of infra projects. It has signed MoU with MMRDA for financial assistance of Rs 1.5 lakh crore, MoU with MP Govt. for financial assistan...

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  (19-Mar-2026)

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  (19-Mar-2026)

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  (18-Mar-2026)

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  (17-Mar-2026)

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