Juniper Green Energy Limited announced that it has successfully raised ₹2,039 crore in debt financing from a consortium of leading global and domestic financial institutions to support the development of its upcoming renewable energy projects across India.
The financing has been secured from marquee lenders including the National Bank for Financing Infrastructure and Development (NaBFID), HSBC Bank, DBS Bank India, Barclays Bank, and Aseem Infrastructure Finance Limited (AIFL). In addition, the company has expanded its non-fund-based credit limits with Federal Bank and Axis Bank, further strengthening its liquidity position.
The latest fundraise follows Juniper Green Energy’s ₹1,739 crore debt mobilisation in August 2025 from the Indian Renewable Energy Development Agency Limited (IREDA), underlining sustained lender confidence in the company’s growth strategy and execution capabilities.
As part of the current financing round, NaBFID has extended ₹566 crore towards the under-construction 90 MW Juniper Green Kite Wind Power Project in Gujarat. The financing deepens Juniper’s engagement with key infrastructure-focused lenders, complementing its existing relationships with Power Finance Corporation (PFC) and IREDA.
HSBC Bank has provided ₹408 crore in debt financing for the 75 MW Juniper Green Beam Eight Solar-Wind Hybrid Power Project in Maharashtra. This marks HSBC’s first greenfield project financing for Juniper Green Energy, building on its earlier non-fund-based and green loan facilities extended to the company.
DBS Bank India and Barclays Bank have sanctioned ₹300 crore and ₹250 crore respectively in medium-term debt with a three-year tenor to meet capital expenditure requirements for multiple under-construction renewable energy projects. Notably, this transaction marks the beginning of a new banking relationship between Barclays Bank and Juniper Green Energy, while DBS Bank’s support comes in addition to its existing non-fund-based facilities.
Aseem Infrastructure Finance Limited has also committed ₹515 crore in long-term debt for the 75 MW Juniper Green ETA Five Solar-Wind Hybrid Power Project in Maharashtra. This is AIFL’s second project financing engagement with the Juniper Group.
Industry observers note that the diversified financing structure highlights growing institutional confidence in Juniper Green Energy’s asset quality, project pipeline, and long-term expansion plans in India’s fast-growing renewable energy sector.
Commenting on the development, Parag Agrawal, Chief Financial Officer, Juniper Green Energy, said the successful fundraise reflects strong lender faith in the company’s fundamentals and execution record. “The participation of leading domestic and global financial institutions, including several first-time partners, enhances our financial flexibility and positions us well to deliver the next phase of capacity addition. We remain focused on scaling responsibly while contributing meaningfully to India’s clean energy transition,” he said.
