Pre-Budget Expectations FY27: Concord Control Systems Calls for Policy Push on Automation & Controls

Pre-Budget Expectations FY27: Concord Control Systems Calls for Policy Push on Automation & Controls

Quote on Pre-Budget FY27 expectations – Gaurav Lath, Joint Managing Director, Concord Control Systems Limited

“As we approach Union Budget FY27, the railway technology sector stands at an exciting threshold, thanks to the visionary leadership driving India’s rail revolution. We commend the government’s tireless efforts in prioritizing safety, security, and innovation across the ecosystem, evident in groundbreaking initiatives like green hydrogen adoption and Kavach 4.0.

 We appreciate Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw’s (Minister for Railways, Information & Broadcasting and Electronics & Information Technology, GoI) focus on policy-driven growth, including infrastructure investment, manufacturing and innovation support, inclusive development, and regulatory simplification. The sector strongly supports this approach, which will create a stable, predictable environment to scale homegrown technologies and attract global investment.

The sector seeks sustained policy support to scale from pilots to commercial green hydrogen infrastructure for railways. Long-term policy visibility, paired with targeted incentives for indigenous R&D in advanced electronics, will supercharge homegrown players like us Concord Control Systems Limited. Strengthened public-private partnerships, swift technology validation, and streamlined certification, building on the government’s robust frameworks therefore will fast-track innovations.

These steps will further cement Atmanirbhar Bharat, and position India as a rail tech superpower. We’re confident this budget, under Hon’ble Finance Minister’s guidance, will deliver that transformative foundation.”

Quote on Pre-Budget FY27 expectations – Nitin Jain, Joint Managing Director, Concord Control Systems Limited

“As we approach the Union Budget FY27, the Indian rail and mobility ecosystem stands at a critical inflection point where scale, safety, and sustainability must advance together. Continued and enhanced capital allocation towards railway modernisation, indigenous technology development, and next-generation propulsion systems will be essential to meet India’s long-term freight and passenger mobility goals. Focused support for safety-critical systems, automation, and digitalisation will further strengthen operational efficiency across the rail network.

From an industry perspective, targeted incentives for domestic manufacturing of high-value electronics, embedded systems, and clean mobility solutions along with support for hydrogen and alternative energy adoption, will accelerate innovation while reducing import dependence. Policy clarity on long-term procurement, faster approvals for advanced technologies, and strengthened R&D incentives will enable companies like ours to invest with greater confidence in globally competitive solutions developed in India.

We appreciate the government’s sustained commitment to infrastructure-led growth and the ‘Make in India’ vision, which has empowered Indian companies to deliver world-class, mission-critical technologies. With continued policy support in FY27, the industry is well-positioned to contribute meaningfully to India’s ambitions of safer railways, greener transportation, and leadership in future mobility solutions.”

Neel Achary

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