Mufin Green Finance raises ₹75 cr via NCDs at 10%, adds $6M ECB bonds
The company is tapping dual-currency debt with a total of about ₹125 crore, lowering its borrowing cost from 11% to 10% while diversifying its liability base.
— 5 earlier stories on Mufin Green Finance Ltd. →What's new
- Management committee approved listed NCDs up to ₹75 cr at 10% coupon, 15-month tenor
- Greenshoe option of ₹25 cr on the NCD issue
- Foreign currency ECB bonds of $6M at SOFR+450 bps, three-year tenor
- Both instruments secured by first charge on receivables via hypothecation
Why this matters
This is Mufin's third debt raise in a quarter, but the coupon has dropped from 11% to 10%, reflecting improved credit access. The ECB component introduces forex risk but diversifies funding sources. At 5% of market cap, the total ₹125 cr is material for a non-bank lender reliant on borrowings to fund high-margin digital products.
What we're watching
- Whether the greenshoe option is exercised, adding another ₹25 cr
- Exchange rate movement on the ECB's $6M exposure
- Impact on debt/equity, already at 2.65x
The full read
Mufin Green Finance keeps its foot on the debt pedal. The management committee has approved a dual-currency fundraise: ₹75 crore in listed NCDs (with a ₹25 crore greenshoe) at 10% coupon, and $6 million in ECB bonds at SOFR+450 bps. That is a total of about ₹125 crore, or 5% of its market cap. The 10% coupon is a full percentage point below the 11% Mufin paid on its June NCD. Lower cost, dual currency, and a 15-month maturity on the local debt suggest the company is actively managing its liability profile as it chases high-margin digital lending. The ECB adds forex risk, but for now, Mufin is funding and the market seems fine with it.
Questions answered
- What are the key terms of the NCDs?
- The NCDs are listed secured non-convertible debentures up to ₹75 crore (including a ₹25 crore greenshoe) with a 10% annual coupon paid monthly, maturing in 15 months. They will be listed on BSE.
- How does the ECB bond work?
- The foreign currency bond is up to $6 million under the ECB route, with a floating rate of six-month CME SOFR plus 450 basis points, a three-year tenor, and semi-annual interest payments. It will be listed on India International Exchange (IFSC).
- How does this compare to Mufin's recent debt raises?
- In June 2026, Mufin raised ₹100 crore at an 11% coupon, and earlier ₹119 crore. The new NCD coupon of 10% is lower, suggesting improved credit perception despite higher leverage.
- What is the total amount being raised?
- The combined quantum is approximately ₹125 crore (₹75 cr NCD + $6M ECB at about ₹50 cr), which represents about 5% of Mufin's ₹2,541 crore market capitalisation.
- Are these instruments secured?
- Yes, both the NCDs and ECB bonds are secured by a first charge on identified receivables through hypothecation.
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All notes on MUFIN →- 14 Jul 2026 · 5:29 PM IST Mufin Green Finance raises ₹75 cr via NCDs at 10%, adds $6M ECB bonds
- 35d ago Mufin Green raises ₹100 cr debt at 11%, leaving ₹19 cr of board approval unused.
- 40d ago Mufin Green Finance targets 300% profit growth for FY27
- 42d ago Mufin Green Finance raises ₹119 cr, a sum bigger than half its annual revenue
- 54d ago Mufin Green Finance AUM surges 84% to ₹1,541 cr, profit jumps 39% in FY26