Archive · 19 Jan 2026
Mufin Green Finance Secures $12M Loan
Mufin Green Finance, a company in India, got a big loan of $12 million from a Finnish company called Finnfund.
This money will help Mufin Green Finance lend money to other people or businesses.
Finnfund is owned by the Finnish government and will have a claim on some of Mufin Green Finance's loans as security.
The loan deal doesn't give Finnfund any special rights, like having a say in the company's decisions or owning shares.
On the day the deal was announced, Mufin Green Finance's shares were worth ₹118, which is a tiny bit more than the day before.
Mufin Green Finance secured a $12 million loan from Finnfund, a Finnish development finance company.
The loan will be used to finance the company’s onward lending business.
Finnfund will have a charge on identified loan receivables as part of the security arrangement.
The agreement does not include special rights for the lender, such as board appointments or restrictions on capital structure changes.
Mufin Green Finance's shares were trading at ₹118, up by ₹0.28 or 0.24%, on the NSE on January 19, 2026.
- Who
- Mufin Green Finance Limited and Finnish Fund for Industrial Cooperation Ltd (Finnfund)
- What
- Secured a $12 million loan
- When
- January 19, 2026
- Where
- India (Mufin Green Finance) and Finland (Finnfund)
- Why
- To finance the company’s onward lending business
- Company
- Mufin Green Finance Limited
- Loan Amount
- $12 million
- Lender
- Finnish Fund for Industrial Cooperation Ltd (Finnfund)
- Loan Purpose
- Onward lending business
- Security Arrangement
- Charge on identified loan receivables
- Share Price
- ₹118 (up ₹0.28 or 0.24%)
- Date
- January 19, 2026