Archive · 18 Dec 2025
ACME Solar secures Rs 4,725 crore debt for renewable projects
ACME Solar, a company that makes clean energy, has borrowed a lot of money (Rs 4,725 crore) from banks to build new wind and solar power projects.
They got money from different banks like Power Finance Corporation and Yes Bank.
Some of this money is for new projects, and some is to pay back old loans at lower interest rates.
They also got extra money to help with building the projects.
This will help them make more clean energy and save money on their loans.
ACME Solar secured Rs 4,725 crore debt from Indian financial institutions for renewable projects.
Funding includes Rs 2,716 crore from PFC for a 300 MW project with battery storage.
NaBFID provided Rs 800 crore for a 150 MW solar project with energy storage.
Yes Bank refinanced Rs 1,209 crore, reducing debt costs by 170-195 basis points.
ACME Solar has secured Rs 10,590 crore in greenfield financing this year.
- Who
- ACME Solar Holdings and its subsidiaries
- What
- Secured Rs 4,725 crore debt for renewable projects and refinancing
- When
- Current financial year
- Where
- India
- Why
- To fund renewable energy projects and optimize capital structure
- Company
- ACME Solar Holdings
- Total Debt Secured
- Rs 4,725 crore
- Funding Sources
- Power Finance Corporation, NaBFID, Yes Bank
- Project 1
- 300 MW ACME Sigma FDRE (with 4 hours battery storage)
- Project 2
- 150 MW ACME Platinum Solar (with 2 hours battery storage)
- Debt Refinancing
- Rs 1,209 crore through Yes Bank
- Debt Cost Reduction
- 170-195 basis points
- Yearly Greenfield Financing
- Rs 10,590 crore
Sources
Acme Solar completes commissioning of 52 MW of 100 MW wind project in Gujarat
Yes Bank, PFC, NaBFID back ACME Solar with Rs 4,725 crore financing; stock in focus
ACME Solar secures Rs 4,725 crore debt tie-up to fund renewable projects, cut financing costs
ACME Solar secures ₹4,725 cr financing for renewable projects
