New Delhi: IIFCL is looking for a record loan sanction of ₹75,000 crore during the ongoing financial year as the government has removed SIFTI restrictions, providing the state-owned lender greater financing flexibility and wider participation in infrastructure projects across various sectors."With the government removing SIFTI (Scheme for Financing Viable Infrastructure Projects) restrictions, we can now finance more than 20% of total project cost, we can venture into large projects and downsell later on," IIFCL managing director Rohit Rishi said."Following the removal of SIFTI restrictions, IIFCL is expected to witness stronger growth through greater financing flexibility and wider participation in infrastructure projects across various sectors. This significant policy change enables faster credit expansion through new and innovative lending products," he said.IIFCL has sanctioned loans of ₹38,000 crore this financial year, he said, adding the aim is to sanction loans around ₹75,000 crore and disburse about ₹39,000 crore in current financial year."