This move highlights Union Bank’s commitment to sustainable finance and inclusive growth. By tapping into bond markets, the bank aims to diversify funding sources while aligning with India’s push for infrastructure expansion and environmental responsibility.
Ten-Year Bonds Before March 31
Union Bank is expected to raise ₹75 billion through 10-year tenor bonds before the end of the current fiscal year. These funds will strengthen liquidity and support lending operations across key sectors.
Green And Sustainable Bonds
The ₹50 billion green/sustainable bonds will be issued in tranches, targeting ESG-focused investors. Proceeds will be directed toward renewable energy, clean transportation, and eco-friendly projects.
Long-Term Bonds For Infrastructure And Housing
The ₹200 billion long-term bonds will finance infrastructure development and affordable housing initiatives, supporting India’s urban growth and housing accessibility goals.
Key Highlights
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Union Bank may raise ₹75 billion via 10-year bonds before March 31, 2026
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Green/sustainable bonds worth ₹50 billion to be issued in tranches
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Long-term bonds of ₹200 billion for infrastructure and affordable housing
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Strengthens capital base and supports national development priorities
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Aligns with India’s sustainable finance and growth roadmap
Sources: Business Standard, Economic Times, Moneycontrol, CNBC TV18