India Infrastructure Finance Company Ltd (IIFCL) aims for Rs 75,000 crore in sanctions for FY26, a significant increase. This expansion follows the removal of key lending restrictions, opening new avenues for growth. IIFCL achieved its highest-ever sanctions in FY25-26, with disbursements also rising. The company is exploring emerging sectors and strengthening its conventional project pipeline.

The government has lifted SIFTI restrictions on India Infrastructure Finance Company Ltd. This change grants IIFCL more flexibility in financing infrastructure projects across…

IIFCL receives government approval for equity dilution while reporting a profit of ₹1,379 crore for FY26, despite foreign exchange losses.