IIFCL aims for a record ₹75,000 crore in loan sanctions this financial year. The government has removed SIFTI restrictions, giving the lender more flexibility. This allows IIFCL to finance larger projects and participate more broadly in infrastructure development. The company expects stronger growth and faster credit expansion through new lending products.

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.