The Union Budget 2026–27, presented in Parliament on 1 February 2026, outlines the government’s priorities for sustaining India’s growth momentum amid global uncertainty. With a strong emphasis on public capital expenditure, infrastructure development, and manufacturing-led growth, the Budget signals a continued focus on economic resilience, competitiveness, and long-term value creation.

We hosted a webinar where our leaders discussed the Budget announcements and what they meant for businesses, industries, and India’s evolving economic ecosystem.

Watch the webinar recording for the key insights and takeaways.

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Speakers

  • Richa Sawhney

    Partner, Tax

    Grant Thornton Bharat

  • Vivek Iyer

    Partner and Financial Services Risk Advisory Leader

    Grant Thornton Bharat

  • Dr Jaijit Bhattacharya

    President

    Centre for Domestic Economy Policy

  • Siddhartha Nigam

    Partner and Global Markets Leader

    Grant Thornton Bharat

  • Amit Khanna

    Partner and Automation Ecosystem Leader

    Grant Thornton Bharat

  • Krishan Arora

    Partner and India Investment Advisory Leader

    Grant Thornton Bharat

  • Pallavi Joshi Bakhru

    Partner and Family Office Advisory Leader

    Grant Thornton Bharat

  • Amit Kumar

    Partner and Climate Ecosystem Leader

    Grant Thornton Bharat

  • Ramendra Verma

    Partner and Government Segment Leader

    Grant Thornton Bharat

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