Funding

As India heads into Union Budget 2026, expectations across markets and industry remain restrained. After several years of elevated pandemic-era spending, the government is firmly back on a fiscal consolidation path, narrowing the deficit from over 9 per cent of GDP in FY21 to 5.6 per cent in FY24, 5.1 per cent in FY25 (RE), and a budgeted 4.9 per cent in FY26. 

Policy, capital, and infrastructure set to make India a launch hub and global supplier of satellites and subsystems by 2030.

Their retreat is not episodic or tactical; it reflects a deeper reset in global capital allocation, fund economics, and India’s late-stage opportunity structure.

The investment will fund Iscon Balaji Foods' next growth phase, including capacity expansion, stronger farmer linked supply chains, improved processing and cold chain infrastructure, new value added product launches, and expansion into additional international markets.