Electronica Finance plans to raise ₹1 billion through bonds maturing on July 16, 2031. Sammaan Capital is looking to raise ₹2 billion via 10-year bonds. Meanwhile, Muthoot Finance has received board approval to raise ₹3 billion through 10-year bonds.
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India’s bond market is set for a busy week starting January 14, 2026, as several companies plan to raise funds through private placements of bonds and non-convertible debentures (NCDs). Most of these issuances are expected to open for bidding on January 14 and January 15, 2026.
Here is a quick snapshot of the key bond deals lined up.
Key Bond Issuances to Watch
- Electronica Finance plans to raise ₹1 billion through bonds maturing on July 16, 2031.
- Sammaan Capital is looking to raise ₹2 billion via 10-year bonds.
- Muthoot Finance has received board approval to raise ₹3 billion through 10-year bonds.
- Emerald Haven Properties plans an issuance of ₹1.08 billion through 2-year bonds.
- IIFL Finance is looking to raise ₹160 million via 2-year bonds.
- Vedika Credit Capital plans to raise ₹800 million, with bonds maturing on July 31, 2028.
Large NCD Issuances on the Radar
- REC Limited is eyeing a massive ₹1.5 lakh crore fundraise through NCDs.
- Prestige Estates Projects plans to raise ₹20 billion via NCDs.
- JSW Steel has board approval to raise ₹50 billion through NCDs.
- Torrent Pharmaceuticals is looking to raise ₹30 billion via NCDs.
- Axis Bank plans to raise ₹350 billion through the debt route.
Infrastructure Bonds in Focus
- Bank of Maharashtra is planning to raise ₹100 billion through infrastructure bonds, a route it has used earlier as well.
Most of these issues are expected to open for bidding over today and tomorrow, making it a key period for institutional investors tracking yields and credit spreads.
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