STARTUP LEGAL9 Sept 2026
Adani plans $2.5 billion refinancing in India’s biggest offshore loan this year | Company Business News
Adani Group plans India's biggest offshore loan of $2.5 billion this year to repay debt from buying two cement firms. The loan is split into two parts to tap offshore and domestic money and cut borrowing costs. One part is a $1.5 billion bridge loan; another is about $1 billion via RBI's external commercial borrowing window. Banks are expected to close it before end of October.
Key Statutory Highlights
- Adani Group plans to raise $2.5 billion from global lenders to refinance debt used to buy two cement firms.
- The loan is split into two parts: a $1.5 billion bridge loan and a $1 billion five-year loan through RBI's external commercial borrowing window.
- Several global banks are in talks, and the deal is expected to be signed in the next two to three weeks and closed before end of October.
Actionable Advice for Taxpayers / Founders:If your business borrows from overseas, watch how the RBI's concessional forex swap window is being used, because it lowers hedging costs. Talk to your banker or CA before structuring any external commercial borrowing.
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