Introduction Debt financing remained a key driver of growth for Indian businesses in May 2026, with companies across renewable energy, real estate, hospitality, and aviation raising substantial capital to fund expansion, infrastructure development, and operational growth. The month’s largest debt transactions highlight continued investor confidence in sectors driving India’s economic transformation, particularly clean energy and…
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March 2026 tells an encouraging story for India’s private markets. Far from being just a list of charge filings, these major loans reflect something much bigger: confidence, expansion, and long-term capacity building across sectors. From clean energy platforms to infrastructure leaders and hospitality players, unlisted companies raised substantial debt capital to fuel the next phase…
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Introduction February 2026 saw significant debt mobilization across diverse sectors in India, with major borrowing concentrated in Data Management, Consumer Finance, Energy, and Infrastructure sectors. The month’s debt issuance reflects a combination of business expansion, operational funding, and capital expenditure needs. Notably, large-scale financing in renewable energy and mobility solutions highlights ongoing growth and investment…
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Introduction India’s unlisted corporate sector entered 2026 with sustained momentum in institutional borrowing. January witnessed sizeable debt raises across financial services, power, infrastructure, and construction, underscoring continued lender confidence in asset-backed and cash-generating private companies. As public market volatility persists and equity fundraising remains selective, debt has emerged as a key growth and refinancing tool…
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Introduction Corporate borrowing activity in December 2025 highlights where capital is flowing across India’s unlisted ecosystem. Large charge creations often signal capacity expansion, refinancing, project execution, or balance-sheet restructuring, making them a strong proxy for sectoral momentum. This month’s data reveals a clear tilt towards energy, infrastructure, telecom, and real estate, with both public utilities…
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