Water is quietly becoming India’s next big infrastructure narrative. Pipes being installed today are as vital as the roads that once linked cities, and the treatment facilities going up in towns are as crucial as power plants were a few years ago.

According to a recent report by Share India Securities, India’s water and wastewater market is estimated to grow at 11.6% annually to reach USD 17.9 billion in FY29. With missions such as Jal Jeevan and AMRUT 2.0 of the government driving investments of almost Rs 1 trillion annually, keeping the tide of opportunity robust and continuous.

As urbanization gathers speed and industries come of age, effective water management is no longer a policy priority — it’s a business necessity. The firms constructing, treating, and taking care of this flow no

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