The IFC invested ₹875 crore in Signature Global via listed NCDs to fund mid-income and green housing, aiding debt repayment and sustainability goals.

The International Finance Corporation (IFC) has provided ₹875 crore to Signature Global, a Delhi-NCR real estate developer, through a private placement of 11% coupon NCDs rated 'A+' by Care Edge Ratings. The funds, listed on the BSE, mark the company’s first listed debt transaction and will support mid-income housing and environmentally sustainable projects, with about ₹470 crore used to retire existing debt. The NCDs mature on January 15, 2029. Despite a 21% drop in sales bookings during April–September 2025–26, the company, ranked fifth among listed Indian developers by sales, aims for ₹125 billion in pre-sales for the fiscal year. It has a project pipeline of 24.5 million sq. ft. over the next two to three years and holds 19 EDGE-certified projects, earning a GRESB sustainability score of 84.