PNB and IIFCL have signed an MoU to enhance financing for infrastructure projects, prioritizing growth and development in the sector.
Infrastructure ProjectsPnbIifclFinancingInfrastructure DevelopmentReal Estate MumbaiJun 04, 2024
The MoU aims to enhance financing for infrastructure projects in India, promoting growth and development in the sector.
PNB will provide term loans and working capital finance to eligible infrastructure projects, leveraging its extensive network and experience in infrastructure financing.
IIFCL will offer its expertise in project appraisal, risk assessment, and monitoring to ensure the viability and sustainability of the projects.
The partnership will provide financing to projects in sectors such as transportation, energy, and urban infrastructure, among others.
This partnership is expected to have a positive impact on infrastructure development in India, as it will provide much-needed financing to critical projects, contributing to the nation's economic growth.
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