NHPC Board To Consider ₹2000 Crore Bond Issuance In Upcoming January 8th Meeting

NHPC Limited has announced that its Board of Directors will meet on January 8, 2026. The company informed the stock exchanges about this upcoming meeting through an official communication dated January 2, 2026, in compliance with Regulation 29(1) of the SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015. The announcement is part of NHPC’s efforts to ensure transparency and keep investors informed about material developments.

The main agenda of the board meeting is a significant fundraising proposal. NHPC plans to raise Rs. 2,000 crore as part of its borrowing strategy for the financial year 2025-26. The company intends to raise this capital by issuing Uunsecured,Rredeemable,Ttaxable,Nnon-convertible,and Nnon-cumulative bonds.The issuance is expected to take place in one or more tranches through a private placement mechanism. This step is aimed at strengthening NHPC’s financial position and supporting its strategic financial planning for the year.

During the meeting, the board will review and consider the approval of the General Information Document (GID) and the Key Information Document (KID) related to the proposed bond issuance. These documents are mandatory regulatory requirements and provide detailed information on the terms, conditions, and structure of the debt instruments being offered to potential investors. Approval of these documents is a key step before moving forward with the issuance.

NHPC is listed on both the BSE Limited, under the scrip code 533098, and the National Stock Exchange of India Limited, under the scrip code NHPC. The company’s official notice was signed by Rupa Deb, the Company Secretary, from the registered office in Faridabad, Haryana. Market participants and stakeholders are closely watching this development, as the details of the bond tranches, interest rates, and other financial terms are expected to be disclosed following the board meeting. This move reflects NHPC’s proactive approach to managing its finances and exploring structured debt instruments to support its growth and operational needs.

The outcomes of the January 8 board meeting are likely to have implications for investors and market observers, providing clarity on NHPC’s borrowing plans and the structure of the proposed bonds. This strategic step aligns with the company’s focus on maintaining a strong financial framework while pursuing its objectives in the energy sector.