Covers recent financings in the infrastructure sectors across funding sources such as bank lending, capital markets, disinvestments, M&A deals, debt restructuring, bond issues, private equity, etc.
Ministry of Finance, M&A, acquisition, IPO, disinvestment, stressed asset, loan, equity, multilateral, bonds, restructuring, debt, InvIT, fund, green bonds, stranded, RBI, investor, IDF, private equity, project equity
Outstanding bank credit to key infrastructure sectors has increased from over Rs 13 trillion in 2012 to over Rs 20 trillion in 2016. Most of the bank finances remain deployed in the power sector, followed […]
Srei Infrastructure Finance Limited (SIFL) started its journey a quarter of a century ago to solve one of the most critical problems facing our country – financing infrastructure projects. […]
Even though market sentiment seems to have improved, lenders with major exposures to infrastructure continue to face problems with sticky loans. […]
Japan is one of the largest economies in the world with great technological prowess while India is a resource-rich country with huge growth potential. The India-Japan partnership presents underlying economic benefits for both countries. India, […]
The government firmed up regulations for real estate investment trusts (REITs) and infrastructure investment trusts (InvITs) in 2014 with the aim of encouraging foreign investment, reducing the burden on the banking system, and allowing developers […]
Indian capital markets have recently witnessed heightened initial public offer (IPO) activity as a number of infrastructure players have forayed into the market to raise fresh funds. […]
The government recently presented the Union Budget 2016-17, its second full-year budget, in which it reiterated its focus on infrastructure development as it moved into its third year in power. […]
The stage has been set for the Union Budget 2016. The expectations of stakeholders are peaking as they await what is in store. Since the commencement of its term, the current government has associated its […]
The private equity (PE) deal environment witnessed an improvement in 2015 as compared to the previous year. According to Grant Thornton India LLP, as of November 2015, there were about 23 PE buyout transactions in […]
India is yet to mature to global standards in terms of being a public-private partnership (PPP) market. A number of projects implemented in the PPP mode have failed to bring in desired results. Revisiting the […]
India’s infrastructure sector requires about $1 trillion worth of investments in the years to come. To attract investments of this order is seen as a major challenge. It is therefore imperative to create an environment […]
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