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Resolven Raises ₹450 Cr from NIIF IFL to Refinance 136 MW Renewable Assets, Cuts Financing Costs

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Renewable energy platform Resolven has secured refinancing worth ₹450 crore for its 136 MWp operational portfolio spread across Telangana and Karnataka, marking a strategic move to strengthen its financial position and support future growth.

The refinancing deal, executed in partnership with NIIF Infrastructure Finance Limited (NIIF IFL), is expected to lower borrowing costs by more than 100 basis points. It also extends the loan tenure by three to five years, improving the company’s liquidity profile and enhancing balance sheet stability.

According to Resolven, the transaction reflects its continued focus on optimizing portfolio returns while reinforcing financial resilience for its institutional investors. Chief Financial Officer Abhinav Agarwal noted that the refinancing aligns with the company’s broader strategy of strengthening its capital structure.

NIIF IFL highlighted that the deal involved detailed assessment of multi-SPV cash pooling structures, counterparty risks, and regulatory frameworks, ensuring a robust financing arrangement.

Looking ahead, Resolven has outlined key priorities for 2026, including timely commissioning of utility-scale renewable projects and expansion of its development pipeline. The company is also targeting increased presence in the commercial and industrial (C&I) segment, along with strengthening evacuation infrastructure and substation readiness to support hybrid and energy storage-led projects.

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Resolven has set an ambitious long-term goal of building a 10 GW renewable energy portfolio by 2030, positioning itself for sustained growth in India’s clean energy sector.


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