IIFCL plans to raise around $1 billion through long-term ECBs, with tenors of up to 15 years, under the MIGA Guarantee Facility, in multiple tranches. The proposed long-term funding will support infrastructure projects with long gestation periods ...
In a statement, the company said it was pursuing opportunities across international financial markets, focusing on competitive pricing, prudent risk management and mobilisation of long-term resources to support India's infrastructure financing requirements.
"The successful completion of two $100 million ECB transactions demonstrates IIFCL's ability to access international capital markets and mobilise long-term resources for India's infrastructure sector," said IIFCL managing director Rohit Rishi.
IIFCL plans to raise around $1 billion through long-term ECBs, with tenors of up to 15 years, under the MIGA Guarantee Facility, in multiple tranches. The proposed long-term funding will support infrastructure projects with long gestation periods and provide long-term financing to the sector.
Rishi said IIFCL has raised more than $3.5 billion from international markets over the years. The latest $1.8 billion ECB programme builds on this experience and strengthens the company's ability to channel long-term global capital towards projects critical to India's growth and development.
The company reported a 13.3% decline in profit after tax to ₹1,379 crore in FY26, from ₹1,590 crore in FY25. The management attributed the decline in profit after tax to currency fluctuations.
