Archive · 1 Oct 2025
IREDA's Loan Sanctions Surge, Boosted by RBI Policy
IREDA, a company that lends money for renewable energy projects, is doing well.
Their loans surged by 86% in the first half of the fiscal year.
This growth is due to the demand for renewable energy projects.
The RBI also announced a new policy to help companies like IREDA by making it easier and cheaper to lend to infrastructure projects.
IREDA's stock price also increased, showing investor confidence.
IREDA's loan sanctions increased 86% to Rs 33,148 crore.
Loan disbursements rose 54% to Rs 15,043 crore.
The outstanding loan book reached Rs 84,445 crore.
RBI announced measures reducing risk weights for infrastructure financing.
IREDA shares saw a 4.45% increase.
- Who
- IREDA
- What
- Loan sanctions surged and share price increased.
- When
- First half of fiscal year 2026 and during Wednesday's trading session.
- Where
- India
- Why
- Due to increased loan sanctions and a supportive RBI monetary policy, which included measures to reduce risk weights for infrastructure financing.
- Company
- IREDA
- Loan Sanctions (H1 FY26)
- Rs 33,148 crore (+86%)
- Loan Disbursements (H1 FY26)
- Rs 15,043 crore (+54%)
- Outstanding Loan Book
- Rs 84,445 crore
- RBI Announcement
- Reduced risk weights for infra financing
- Share Price Increase
- 4.45%
