Power Finance Corp dollar bond move, shares trade lower after merger review alert
23.06.2026 - 17:40:35 | ad-hoc-news.deBy Anna Wagner, Analysts & Consensus desk. Reviewed prior to publication on 2026-06-23, 17:39.
Power Finance Corp (INE134E01011) sees active trading on the NSE in Mumbai today. The Indian non-banking lender has accepted bids for a 300 million dollar bond issue, becoming the first non-bank lender to use the Reserve Bank of India’s hedging subsidy facility, according to bankers quoted in a Reuters dispatch.MarketScreener summary of the Reuters report
What the Reuters-based reports say
MarketScreener, citing a Reuters market report, notes that India’s Power Finance Corporation is tapping dollar debt after the RBI introduced a subsidy that reduces hedging costs for certain overseas bonds, a move designed to encourage external funding by domestic financial firms.Marketscreener news item referencing Reuters The report highlights that PFC’s 300 million dollar bond is part of an estimated 1.5 billion dollars in overseas bonds financial firms aim to issue this week.
The Reuters-based coverage frames PFC’s issue as an important test case for the RBI’s hedging subsidy, which aims to make foreign currency borrowing more attractive to non-bank lenders by lowering the cost of protecting against rupee volatility.Marketscreener article on Indian firms tapping overseas bonds As a government-owned NBFC focusing on power and infrastructure finance, PFC is a natural candidate for such funding tools.
Analysts flag the REC merger review
Alongside the dollar bond issue, investors watch a separate corporate agenda item: the PFC board is scheduled to review a merger proposal with REC on June 28, according to a recent update compiled by INDmoney from exchange and company disclosures.INDmoney recap of Power Finance Corp events The planned discussion underscores the government’s long-standing interest in consolidation among state-backed power financiers.
INDmoney’s timeline for June 23 also highlights that PFC accepted bids for the 300 million dollar bond earlier in the day, linking the funding action with the broader strategy to support power sector lending and possible structural changes through the REC merger review.INDmoney Power Finance news and key events For investors, these combined developments provide fresh data points ahead of the late-June board meeting.
More news and data on the Power Finance Corp shares
Historical performance, corporate disclosures and additional analyst commentary on Power Finance Corp can be found in the dedicated topic section and on the company’s investor relations page.
The business model behind PFC
Power Finance Corporation is a government-owned non-banking financial company that provides long-term financing to India’s power and infrastructure sectors, including generation, transmission and distribution projects.Finology profile of Power Finance Corporation Typical products include term loans to state utilities, refinancing facilities for power producers and funding support tied to central government schemes.
Where the shares trade today
The Power Finance Corp shares (INE134E01011) trade on the NSE at around 430.90 rupees as of June 23, 2026, 13:43 IST, with the BSE quote showing the same level, according to Univest and Livemint data.Univest live price snapshot for PFC The price is about 2.3 percent below the previous close near 440.95 rupees, reflecting a modest pullback during today’s trade.Livemint market stats for Power Finance Corporation
Power Finance Corp at a glance
- Company: Power Finance Corporation Ltd.
- ISIN: INE134E01011
- WKN: Not available
- Ticker: PFC
- Trading venue: NSE / BSE (India)
- Price (as of 2026-06-23, 13:43): 430.90 INR
- Market cap: Approximately 1.4 trillion INR (as of 2026-06-23, based on recent price and shares outstanding estimates)
- Sector / industry: Financials - Corporate Financial Services / Power sector financing
- Index membership: Nifty Financial Services (sectoral index) and other Indian large-cap indices, as tracked by local exchanges
- Next earnings date: Not officially scheduled
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