Comprehensive market analysis highlights robust growth drivers, investment opportunities, and strategic imperatives shaping India’s infrastructure and engineering services ecosystem.
Delhi, India – September 19, 2025 – Ken Research released its strategic market analysis titled “India Engineering and Infrastructure Service Market Outlook to 2030,” revealing that India’s engineering and infrastructure service market reached USD 150 billion, based on a five-year historical analysis. The comprehensive analysis details how government-led capital programs, private sector participation, and global outsourcing demand are driving transformation across the country’s engineering and infrastructure services landscape.
The 120+ page report provides decision-makers with intelligence on market dynamics, competitive positioning, and investment opportunities across India’s evolving infrastructure services landscape. With the National Infrastructure Pipeline (USD 2.6 trillion projects) and PM Gati Shakti plan, the analysis identifies a strategic inflection point for domestic and global firms entering India’s engineering service value chain.
“India is entering a golden decade of infrastructure-led growth,” said Namit Goel, Research Director at Ken Research. “The combination of policy visibility, private sector participation, and rising global outsourcing demand creates unmatched opportunities for industry leaders to scale.”
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Key Market Dynamics Reshaping the India Engineering and Infrastructure Service Landscape
Government-Led Capital Investment
The Government of India’s USD 2.6 trillion NIP and multi-modal Gati Shakti plan provide long-term visibility to investors. This framework ensures funding stability across roads, railways, airports, ports, and renewable projects.
Private Sector and PPP Expansion
Public-private partnerships are accelerating execution in highways, metros, and urban infrastructure. Firms that align with private equity and institutional capital flows will secure early-mover advantages.
Global Outsourcing of Engineering Services
India is emerging as the preferred hub for ER&D outsourcing in automotive, aerospace, and industrial design. Export revenues are forecast to expand at 10.3% CAGR through 2030, reinforcing India’s role in global supply chains.
Digital and Sustainable Infrastructure Shift
Integration of BIM, digital twins, AI, and renewable solutions is transforming project delivery. Engineering service providers with digital and green credentials will dominate the competitive landscape.
Critical Strategic Questions Addressed
For executives navigating this transformation, the report answers four critical questions:
Market Entry Timing
With engineering services growing ~8% annually, the analysis identifies optimal entry windows across infrastructure sub-segments. Early movers in digital and sustainable engineering will benefit from disproportionate returns.
Regulatory Navigation
The mandate provides mapping of India’s evolving PPP guidelines, tax incentives, and foreign investment regulations, enabling firms to align strategies with the government’s pro-infrastructure stance.
Competitive Positioning
The analysis benchmarks 20+ domestic and global players across project management, ER&D, and EPC services, revealing market share dynamics, pricing strategies, and partnership models.
Investment Prioritization
White-space analysis across highways, smart cities, renewable integration, and global outsourcing guides capital allocation. The report identifies segments with double-digit growth potential by 2030.
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Critical Infrastructure and Policy Developments
Mega Infrastructure Pipeline
The analysis details NIP and Gati Shakti projects worth USD 2.6 trillion, spanning roads, ports, logistics parks, and urban renewal, outlining timelines and funding sources.
Digital Engineering Integration
The report examines adoption of BIM and digital twins in India’s infrastructure projects, enabling cost efficiency, predictive maintenance, and faster delivery.
Green and Renewable Focus
With India targeting net-zero emissions by 2070, renewable-linked infrastructure projects are accelerating, creating new demand for specialized engineering services.
Urban and Smart City Programs
Government-backed urbanization programs, including the Smart Cities Mission, provide a consistent pipeline for engineering and infrastructure consultancies.
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Strategic Value for Decision-Makers
“What distinguishes this analysis is its actionable depth,” noted Mr. Harsh Saxena, Principal at Ken Research. “From mapping infrastructure pipelines to competitive benchmarking, we provide executives with a complete strategic toolkit.”
The 120+ page mandate delivers essential insights, including:
Detailed segmentation by service type (EPC, ER&D, consulting, project management) and infrastructure vertical (transport, power, industrial, urban)
5-year and 10-year forecast models with volume and revenue projections through 2030
Competitive benchmarking of 20+ players, including domestic leaders and global entrants
White-space analysis in smart cities, renewable-linked projects, and outsourcing opportunities
Policy and regulatory roadmap for PPPs, foreign investment, and incentives
“The decisions taken in the next 3-5 years will define leadership in India’s engineering and infrastructure space,” emphasized Ankur Gupta, Director at Ken Research. “Our analysis equips firms with the foresight needed to align strategies with India’s trillion-dollar infrastructure journey.”
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