Reliance Infrastructure, a leading player in the infrastructure sector, has successfully gained shareholder approval for its ₹60 billion fundraising plan. This move is expected to bolster the company's financial position and support its ongoing projects a
Reliance InfraInfrastructureFundraisingShareholder ApprovalEconomic DevelopmentReal EstateOct 23, 2024

The ₹60 billion fundraising plan is designed to reduce Reliance Infra's debt burden, support ongoing projects, and finance new ventures. It will help strengthen the company's financial position and enable it to pursue its growth initiatives.
Reliance Infra's shareholders approved the fundraising plan at the recent annual general meeting (AGM).
Reliance Infra operates in several key segments including power, roads, and urban infrastructure. The company has a strong presence and a diverse portfolio of projects in these areas.
The additional funds will be used to reduce debt, support ongoing projects, finance new ventures, and develop smart cities and expand the power distribution network in key urban centers.
Reliance Infra plays a significant role in India's infrastructure development by delivering high-quality, sustainable projects. The company has an impressive portfolio of completed and ongoing projects that contribute to the nation's economic growth and improve the quality of life for communities.

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