GIC Housing Finance Ltd has approved the Key Information Document (KID) for raising ₹2 billion through Non-Convertible Debentures (NCDs). The move is part of its broader capital strategy to support lending operations and strengthen its balance sheet amid rising housing finance demand.
                                        
                        
	GIC Housing Finance Ltd, a prominent player in India’s housing finance sector, has formally approved the Key Information Document (KID) for raising ₹2 billion via Non-Convertible Debentures (NCDs). The issuance will be conducted through private placement, aligning with the company’s strategy to secure long-term funding for its retail lending portfolio.
	
	The NCDs are expected to be secured, listed, and rated, offering staggered returns to attract a diverse investor base. The approval follows recent successful tranches, including a ₹400 crore dual-tranche issue earlier this year, and reflects the company’s confidence in tapping debt markets efficiently.
	
	The funds raised will be deployed to expand housing loan disbursements, optimize capital structure, and enhance liquidity buffers. GIC Housing Finance continues to maintain regulatory compliance under RBI’s Housing Finance Company guidelines and is focused on prudent asset quality and growth.
	
	Key Highlights:
	
	Fundraising Amount: ₹2 billion via NCDs
	
	Mechanism: Private placement; KID approved
	
	Purpose: Lending expansion, liquidity enhancement
	
	Investor Appeal: Secured, listed, staggered-return structure
	
	Regulatory Compliance: RBI HFC norms adhered to
	
	This strategic fundraise reinforces GIC Housing Finance’s commitment to sustainable growth and financial resilience.
	
	Sources: CNBC TV18, HDFC Sky, GIC Housing Finance Official Filing