Category: Infrastructure Finance

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IIHFL to raise Rs 500 cr via NCDs

IIHFL to raise Rs 500 cr via NCDs

Through sale of non-convertible debentures (NCDs), India Infoline Housing Finance (IIHFL) is to raise Rs 500 crore, the company said on December 11. The NCDs matures in five years and offers a yield of 12.15 per cent per annum. The bond issue, which includes Rs 250 crore of greenshoe option, will open for subscription on December 12 and close on December 20.

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UP’s 2nd budget of Rs 3,619 cr to fund infra projects

UP’s 2nd budget of Rs 3,619 cr to fund infra projects

To fund infrastructure projects in the state like Lucknow Metro, Agra-Lucknow Expressway and rural electrification, the Uttar Pradesh government on December 10 tabled the current year's second supplementary budget of Rs 3,619.76 crore. In last September, the State government had tabled the first supplementary budget worth Rs 7,112.39 crore.

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PSUs’ tax-free bonds lure retail investors

PSUs’ tax-free bonds lure retail investors

Posing a new threat to banks, which are already struggling with poor deposits growth, hundreds of investors are breaking their tradition of saving in bank fixed deposits to invest in tax-free bonds from State-run companies. High yields, being offered by the tax-free bonds are attracting the investors.

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ICICI Venture to raise Rs 1,685 cr

ICICI Venture to raise Rs 1,685 cr

The proposed ICICI Venture infra fund, which aims to invest in assets such as roads, ports, airports and seaports and infrastructure companies, has secured investment commitments of up to $270 million (Rs 1,685 crore) from major companies like LIC.

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ICICI Venture to raise Rs 1,685 cr

ICICI Venture to raise Rs 1,685 cr

The proposed ICICI Venture infra fund, which aims to invest in assets such as roads, ports, airports and seaports and infrastructure companies, has secured investment commitments of up to $270 million (Rs 1,685 crore) from major companies like LIC.

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It is good to be under RBI regulations as an NBFC

It is good to be under RBI regulations as an NBFC

India Infrastructure Finance Company Ltd (IIFCL) may not see a paradigm shift because it was recently bestowed the NBFC status. Yet the company now hopes that regulation will help define its processes and growth better, Harsh Kr Bhanwala, Executive Director, IIFCL, tells Shashidhar an undaiah.