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L&T Infrastructure Finance Company Ltd. is in the business of providing financial products and services to its customers engaged in infrastructure development and construction, with a focus on power, roads, telecommunications, oil and gas and ports sectors in India. L&T Infra has played a fundamental role in financing projects, funded through long term investment instruments. L&T Infra also provides customized financial solutions such as Term Loans, Mezzanine Debt, Debentures and Securitized Debt.

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Infrastructure News & Events
  •   Joint Initiative by Nepal, India & Bangladesh to make most of Ganga water, hydropower
    In a significant development indicating a sub-regional strategic alliance, Nepal, India and Bangladesh (NIB) have decided to join hands to cooperate and exploit the hydropower sector and use water resources management for mutual advantage, including jointly developing and financing projects in the Ganga river basin.
  •   Suzlon Group reaches historic milestone of 1 gigawatt in wind power
    Suzlon Group subsidiary REpower Systems, a leading manufacturer of onshore and offshore wind turbines, has reached the historic milestone of 1 gigawatt (GW) installed capacity across UK wind farms. REpower UK is only the third manufacturer in the UK to achieve the 1 GW watershed.
  •   Interview with Mr. Suneet K. Maheshwari on CNBC Awaaz - Industry Ki Raftar
  •   Infra boost welcome but key issues remain, says industry
    Finance Minister, P Chidambaram in his effort to boost infrastructure growth may have addressed issues related to financing & taxation in the sector but much more is needed to remove challenges on operational fronts. Issues related to land acquisition, effective inter-state coordination for projects, timely environmental and forest clearances, presence of regulators and effective PPP models need to be addressed to increase investment in the infrastructure sector.
  •   Infrastructure Debt Funds to accelerate the growth of infrastructure sector
    The better rating of Infra companies through credit enhancement will ensure participation of insurance funds and pension funds in providing cost-effective infra funding. The balance sheet of banks loaded with long term infra loans will be off-loaded with the help of take-out finance.
  •   India Inc's Dream Budget: What the infrastructure sector expects
    India's beleaguered infrastructure sector has been battling with the triple whammy of depleting order book positions, broken cash cycles as well as high debt leveraging over the past one and half years, with many companies going in for corporate debt restructuring. Under these dire circumstances, the sector is hoping for a reprieve from the Union Budget 2013 by way of easing funding norms, providing tax incentives and increasing public sector spending.
  •   Move to make IFFCL infra finance firm gains steam
    The Union Cabinet is likely to discuss a finance ministry proposal to convert India Infrastructure Finance Company Ltd (IIFCL) into an infrastructure finance company, a kind of NBFC, with a higher authorised capital. IIFCL currently does not fall under the regulatory oversight of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) and is controlled by the finance ministry. The position will alter if the proposal fructifies.
  •   Infra firms to dominate to tailor issues to FII needs
    Infrastructure firms are likely to be dominant issuers in India's corporate debt market this week, offering paper targeted at foreign investors who have won new limits to buy such debt. However, other issuers are likely to stay away as the cost of capital for private companies have surged after the government increased its fiscal second half borrowing to Rs 2.2 trillion (USD 44.5 billion) from the budgeted Rs 1.67 trillion. "The regular bond issuances are remote as of now as corporate bond yields have gone up sharply. There is no courage seen by issuers to come forward to the market currently," said Ashish Agarwal, executive director, AK Capital.
  •   Arshiya International executes contract with Soilmec India
    Arshiya International Ltd an integrated supply chain and logistics infrastructure solutions company has executed a contract with Soilmec India, a subsidiary of Italian based leader in design, manufacture, and distribution of equipment for the ground engineering industry for making Arshiya's first FTWZ in Panvel, Mumbai as its regional distribution hub. As per the deal, Soilmec will be utilizing Arshiya’s Mumbai FTWZ for importing large sized machines such as large Diameter Piles, Cranes, Hydromill, Grabs & Microdrilling equipments as well as the spare parts required to service these heavy engineering machines. These products will be imported from international markets and warehoused in dismantled format at the FTWZ. Soilmec will be scaling its business operations in India which is one of the key markets for these heavy equipments along with re-exports to regions such as Bangladesh. Soilmec equipments are used in building bridges, motorways, tunnels, underground lines, railways and various other construction activities.
  •   IIFCL, LIC, IDFC enter into MoU for takeout financing
    MUMBAI: India Infrastructure Finance Company (IIFCL), LIC and IDFC on Sunday entered into a tie-up for providing financing of up to Rs 30,000 crore to infrastructure projects. "I expect this mechanism will help financing to the tune of Rs 30,000 crore under the (takeout finance) scheme," finance minister Pranab Mukherjee said in a statement on the occasion of signing of a memorandum of understanding (MoU) by the three companies.