The five-year rupee-denominated green loan facility will help the company lower funding costs as the proceeds will primarily be used to prepay an existing offshore loan before its scheduled repayment date. The onshore loan, according to a local banker, could be priced at a spread of 200-250 basis points over three-month Treasury Bills, which yielded 6.45% in the Reserve Bank of India’s latest primary auction.
Goldman Sachs’ India bets: 8 stocks rally up to 85% in CY26; one new addition
Goldman Sachs’ India equity portfolio fell 6% in CY26 amid mixed stock performance. While 18 stocks declined sharply, eight delivered strong gains, led by GNG