Chhattisgarh State Power Generation Company Limited
CSPGCL, the wholly-owned subdiairy of the Chhattisgarh government, will utilise the sanctioned ₹12,640 crore to financial its upcoming 2×600 megawatt (MW) super critical thermal power plant at HTPS, Korba West.
The sanctioned funding will enable CSPGCL with long-term, low-cost resources for project implementation, ensuring financial stability and timely execution.
PVUNL
The ₹3,388.51 crore loan assistance to the NTPC subsidiary is for the development of the Banhardih coal block in Latehar district, Jharkhand.
PVUNL, which is incorporated as a joint venture between NTPC and Jharkhand Bijli Vitran Nigam Ltd, is setting up a 4,000 MW coal-based thermal power plant in Patratu in two phases, IRFC said.The Banhardih captive coal block, which has estimated reserves of around 956 million tonne, has been allocated to PVUNL for end use in the project. Coal from the block would be transported via the Indian Railways network, it added.
Talcher Fertilisers
On Friday, IRFC had announced that it has joined the consortium funding for Talcher Fertilisers’ coal gasification urea project in Odisha.
IRFC will be extending loan assistance worth ₹4,000 crore as part of the sanctioned debt package, in consortium with other lenders
Shares of IRFC are off opening highs, but are trading 1.2% higher on Monday at ₹123.4. The stock has corrected over 40% from its record high of ₹229, which it hit in July last year.
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