Goswami Infratech plans ₹250 billion bond issue

7 Nov 2025 · 07:14 ISTpre-market1 source ↓written by the desknot a recommendation

$2.84 billion: ₹250 billion
in Tata Sons: 9.2% stake

Goswami Infratech, part of the Shapoorji Pallonji Group, is set to issue ₹250 billion ($2.84 billion) in bonds, targeting completion by the end of January. This two-year zero-coupon bond will be secured by a 9.2% stake in Tata Sons. The funds will primarily refinance existing debt and support corporate initiatives.

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Goswami Infratech plans ₹250 billion bond issue

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