Bank of Baroda Raises ₹10,000 Crore Through Green Infrastructure Bonds

Key Highlights • Bank raised ₹10,000 crore through issuance of long-term green infrastructure bonds • Despite volatile market conditions, the issue attracted strong investor interest • The bonds were priced at a competitive cut-off coupon of 7.10% • Funds will be used to support environmentally sustainable infrastructure projects Why It Matters Green bonds help banks raise capital specifically for sustainable and climate-focused projects such as renewable energy and green infrastructure. Strong demand for such bonds reflects growing investor interest in ESG-linked investments. Learning Outcome Green financing instruments allow companies and financial institutions to access capital while supporting sustainability goals. Investors should track cost of funds, demand for the issue, and deployment of proceeds to assess long-term impact.