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Muthoot Finance raised $600 million in a bond sale with a 5.75% yield, below guidance, to fund lending and corporate uses.
Muthoot Finance, India’s largest gold finance company, closed a $600 million dollar-denominated bond offering with a 4.5-year maturity and a 5.75% yield, below initial guidance, attracting strong investor demand.
The issuance, expected to receive 'Ba1' and 'BB+' ratings from Moody’s and S&P respectively, will fund onward lending and corporate activities.
It marks the third such dollar bond sale by an Indian entity in early 2026, following similar issues by EXIM Bank and ReNew Energy Global.
CreditSights rated the bond 'market perform' and confirmed fair value at 5.75%, citing strong fundamentals.
The company previously raised $600 million in August 2025 and $150 million in October, with analysts anticipating a follow-up benchmark and tap issuance.
Muthoot Finance did not comment.
Muthoot Finance recaudó $600 millones en una venta de bonos con un rendimiento del 5.75%, por debajo de la guía, para financiar préstamos y usos corporativos.