GMR Infrastructure Raises Rs 24.75 Bn

24 Nov 2023 CW Team

GMR Infrastructure, a key player in the Indian infrastructure sector, has successfully raised a substantial sum of Rs 24.75 billion to refinance its existing debt. The infusion of funds comes with notable support from leading financial entities, including JP Morgan and Tata Cleantech Capital. The strategic objective behind this financial manoeuvre is to undertake debt refinancing, with a specific focus on the GMR-operated airport in Goa.

The capital injection is expected to fortify GMR's financial position, allowing for strategic debt restructuring and positioning the company for sustained growth. The Goa airport project, a significant undertaking for GMR, is set to benefit from this financial reinforcement, contributing to the overall development of the region's infrastructure.

This move reflects not only GMR Infrastructure's proactive approach to financial management but also the confidence of reputed financial institutions like JP Morgan and Tata Cleantech Capital in the company's projects. The successful mobilisation of funds is indicative of the continued positive momentum in both the infrastructure and finance sectors in India.

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