This would mean the third PFC trip on the public bond market in four years. The creditor had previously tapped the public market in July 2023 and raised £2 824 crore and £4 428.99 Crore in January 2021, according to data from the Indian Council for Securities and Exchange (Sebi).
The state non -banking financial company (NBFC) has already addressed some business bankers to assess their interest in Fundrais, stated that people quoted earlier and asked not to be identified. She also invited applications from intermediaries, including managing leaders, legal advisors and registrars, showing a document that Mint saw.
PFC has not yet completed the coupon or tenor of the upcoming bond issuing, but the process of appointment of intermediaries is taking place, the first person said.
The decade for the safety of the government increased by 20 Basic points in August than September 12th slightly reduced to 6.49%, 13 basis points higher than in early August. Bond revenues and prices are moving in the opposite direction.
“PFC seeks to diversify its resource fund and achieve retail investors and public issues are the right option,” said Ajay Manglunia, CEO of Capri Global Capital Ltd.
Manglunia said that PFC has in the past has made public bond problems twice, except for raising funds through documents without tax in the last decade. He added that the release may take several months to take place because the company is completing an intermediary.
“Their bond problem may probably encounter the market either in the fourth quarter or in the 4th quarter, which is the best time. People wanted to participate in the highest quality of loans and PFC with their strong funds and management in the energy sector financing are among the best credits,” Manglunia said.
The success of PFC in the upcoming issues of public bonds can make others go the same way for Fundrais, he said. As part of the private placement, issuers sell bonds to selected group of institutional investors, such as mutual funds, and insurance companies, as well as individuals with high net assets.
Questions with E -mail on PFC remained unanswered until the press time.
In July, Mint reported that NBFC is increasingly relying on bond markets with heavier financing and regulatory juice requirements for borrowing funds.
Bank financing slowdown
NBFCS’s bank financing has slowed down over the last 2-3 years due to caution of the Indian Bank (RBI) before systemic interconnection and higher risk weights at NBFC expositions, although some of these measures were later reversed.
Excellent bank loans NBFCS stood £15.7 trillion at the end of July, by 2.6% of the same period last year. However, between March at the end of July, total bank loans for this sector reduced by 4.1%, RBI data showed.
In FY25, companies lifted £9.95 trillion through bonds, of which the sale of public debt made £8 149 crore across 43 emissions, showed data. In the current financial year, since July, the issue of public bonds stood £4 086.30 crore. Total bond issuing – including private locations – around £3.54 trillion since July.
Problems with public bonds, although more demanding and costly than private placement, provide a wider approach of investors, better discovery of prices and liquidity through the exchange exchange. These tools also offer higher rates compared to private locations to attract retail investors, especially in the environment of declining interest rates.
The ICRA evaluation agency, which has a consolidated view of PFC and its subsidiary Rec LTD, reaffirmed the group’s evaluation, quoted sovereign ownership, its strategic role in performing the energy sector schemes and dominant £10.7 trillion credit books since December 2024, according to her report of 26 March.
The rating agency noted that the quality of the assets has improved, with assets of gross phase 3 or poor loans to 2.3% at a consolidated level, while profitability remains healthy. However, this indicated the risks of sectoral concentration and slight capitalization.
Since June 30, excellent PFC loans cost £4.6 trillion, of which domestic bonds counted £2,64 trillion, ie 57%, according to the presentation of investors at Q1 FY26. Almost one fifth is from Rupery Term loans taken from banks and other financial institutions.
PFC showed net profit £4,501.5 crore for quarter ended on June 30, 11.9% compared to the previous quarter, but by 21.1% of £3 717.9 Crore a year earlier, according to the company’s financial statement.
According to Bloomberg data between 1 and 29 August, PFC shares fell by 6%, compared to a decrease of 0.6% in Nifty. In September (until September 12), the shares were reflected in 4.2%, compared to 2.8% of profits in the benchmark index. Shares ended by 0.9% lower on £396 on NSE on Friday.
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