SP Group is set to raise the largest private rupee credit of Rs 22,000 crore, aimed at repaying loans of its real estate and infrastructure projects. This substantial fundraise highlights the group’s commitment to strengthening its financial position and
Private Rupee CreditReal EstateInfrastructureFinancial StabilitySp GroupReal EstateMar 21, 2025
The primary purpose of the Rs 22,000 crore private rupee credit is to repay existing loans and finance ongoing and upcoming real estate and infrastructure projects. This fundraise will help SP Group strengthen its financial position and support its growth initiatives.
The private rupee credit for SP Group is being arranged by a consortium of leading financial institutions, including top banks and non-bank financial companies (NBFCs) in India.
SP Group operates in key sectors such as real estate and infrastructure. Its portfolio includes residential and commercial projects, industrial parks, and transportation infrastructure.
The private rupee credit offers greater flexibility in cash flow management and resource allocation. It will also help reduce SP Group's debt burden and improve its debt-to-equity ratio, enhancing financial resilience and sustainability.
SP Group's vision is to continue transforming the Indian landscape through innovation and excellence. The group is committed to delivering high-quality projects that meet the evolving needs of its stakeholders and playing a leading role in the growth of the real estate and infrastructure sectors.
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