India Inc raised more debt capital in FY24 compared to the previous fiscal, with increased interest from both local and overseas investors in Indian companies. According to the Reserve Bank of India’s state of the economy report, bond issuances during 2023-24 grew by about 15% to Rs 8.6 lakh crore. Additionally, corporations received higher funds through external commercial borrowings in FY24, with registrations, disbursements, and net inflows substantially higher than FY23 levels. India Inc raised more debt capital in FY24 compared to the previous fiscal, with increased interest from both local and overseas investors in Indian companies. According to the Reserve Bank of India’s state of the economy report, bond issuances during 2023-24 grew by about 15% to Rs 8.6 lakh crore. Additionally, corporations received higher funds through external commercial borrowings in FY24, with registrations, disbursements, and net inflows substantially higher than FY23 levels. Economic Times
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