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This is the first tranche of the lender’s Rs 1500-crore bond raising plan
The lender, India’s largest NBFC-MFI, will offer interest rates ranging from 9.45-10% to the investors. The coupon would be 9.45% per annum for the 24 months bucket, 9.60% for 36 months and 10% for 60 months buckets, a person aware of the matter said.
The bonds, in nature of non-convertible debentures, would help the Bangalore-based micro lender diversify its funding source and elongate its liability profile.
Bank loans account for about 60-65% of its total liability. The company is looking to reduce the weightage on bank loans to about 45% in the next two-three years.
The lender’s weighted average cost of borrowing was 9.1% at the end of September, 20 basis points lower than what it was a year back. The marginal cost of borrowing for the September quarter was, however, 20 bps higher at 8.8%.
The capital will be used to grow advances. The lender is targeting 24-25% year-on-year growth in advances in FY23 over a Rs 16,599 crore portfolio seen at the end of March this year.
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