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Power Finance Corporation Limited (PFC) operates as a Schedule-A Maharatna Central Public Sector Enterprise under the Ministry of Power and functions as India’s largest government-owned NBFC. The company has existed since 1986 and maintains its headquarters in New Delhi while holding registration as an Infrastructure Finance Company with the Reserve Bank of India.
PFC invests capital across the power value chain starting from generation (conventional and renewable) through transmission and distribution while now funding infrastructure and logistics sectors including e-vehicle fleets and charging infrastructure and roads and ports and metro rail and smart cities.
The company provides an extensive product range consisting of long-term project finance as well as short-term loans and buyer’s lines of credit and debt refinancing and underwriting while offering non-fund-based support through letters of comfort and credit enhancement guarantees and fee-based advisory through its consulting subsidiary. The company accesses resources through domestic and international markets including green bonds and multilateral lines to offer competitive financing rates to borrowers throughout India.
The company has reached several key milestones including achieving Maharatna status and gaining RBI Infrastructure Finance Company designation while supporting 60 GW of renewable energy capacity equal to 25% of India’s non-fossil fuel power generation capacity and establishing its first power and infrastructure lending subsidiary at IFSC GIFT City to expand global financial market reach. .
The organization has four subsidiaries that operate as of March 31, 2025 and does not maintain any foreign entities under its ownership.
PFC provides financing across India’s power sector—covering generation, transmission and distribution—and has extended lending to broader infrastructure and logistics. The company delivers non-fund-based support alongside advisory services through its consulting subsidiary .
The company operates with four subsidiaries at the end of March 2025 while maintaining no foreign business units. .
Yes. The company operates as a Maharatna CPSE within the Ministry of Power and maintains its position as India’s largest government-owned NBFC specializing in power financing