Infrastructure
NIIF Raises ₹19,000 Crore for Second Infrastructure Fund
NIIF has raised ₹19,000 crore in the first close of its second infrastructure fund, which targets ₹30,000 crore and will focus on key sectors including energy, transport, digital infrastructure and electric mobility.
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New Delhi: The National Investment and Infrastructure Fund (NIIF) has raised ₹19,000 crore in the first close of its second infrastructure fund, giving it more than 60% of its targeted ₹30,000-crore fund size.
The fund has received backing from the Government of India, global institutional investors and Indian financial institutions. NIIF also expects to mobilise another ₹9,000 crore in co-investment capital for selected projects.
Focus on Key Infrastructure
The new fund will invest in areas including energy, transport, digital infrastructure, urban development and electric mobility.
The initiative is aimed at bringing more long-term institutional capital into India's infrastructure sector.
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The ₹19,000-crore first close highlights the growing interest of global and domestic investors in India's infrastructure opportunity. Funding for transport, energy, digital networks and urban projects could support the country's next phase of infrastructure development.
Sources: Official statements, regulatory filings, government documents, company disclosures and credible media reports.
The fund has received backing from the Government of India, global institutional investors and Indian financial institutions. NIIF also expects to mobilise another ₹9,000 crore in co-investment capital for selected projects.
Focus on Key Infrastructure
The new fund will invest in areas including energy, transport, digital infrastructure, urban development and electric mobility.
The initiative is aimed at bringing more long-term institutional capital into India's infrastructure sector.
Editorial Insight | Signature Media News
The ₹19,000-crore first close highlights the growing interest of global and domestic investors in India's infrastructure opportunity. Funding for transport, energy, digital networks and urban projects could support the country's next phase of infrastructure development.
Sources: Official statements, regulatory filings, government documents, company disclosures and credible media reports.
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