India Infrastructure Supercycle

$1.4T infrastructure buildout through 2030 · foreign capital underweight

✦ OPPORTUNITY

India's government has committed $1.4T in infrastructure spending through 2030. Rail, ports, highways, power grid, and urban development are all accelerating simultaneously. Foreign capital is significantly underweight Indian infrastructure and industrial equities relative to the scale of the buildout.

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Intelligence Evidence — Showing the work

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Key Companies — Winners & Losers

✦ OPPORTUNITIES

HALHalliburton CompanyEARLY KMIKinder Morgan, Inc.EARLY ENIEni SpAEARLY TTETotalEnergies SEEARLY FTITechnipFMC plcEARLY ARAntero Resources CorporationEARLY

⚠ RISKS

COPConocoPhillipsREDUCE BPBP plcREDUCE SHELShell plcREDUCE

Country Opportunities

🇮🇳IndiaWATCH

Country Risks

🇨🇳ChinaREDUCE 🇵🇰PakistanEXIT

Sector Impact

⚡Energy⚠ RISK

Red Sea shipping disruption is expanding to Indian Ocean lanes, driving energy shipping cost premiums of 18–24%. OPEC+ unilateral cut signals from 3 members are raising supply uncertainty. Energy assets are partially but not fully pricing the disruption risk.

⛏Mining✦ OPP

Simultaneous supply disruptions in Chile (license backlog clearing), DRC (cobalt export signals), and Australia (port labor signals) are forming a lithium supply squeeze. EV demand signals remain unaffected. Lithium producers priced at prior-risk levels create a meaningful entry opportunity.