IIFCL eyes Rs 75,000 crore sanctions in FY26 after record year, says MD Rohit Rishi, NPA Drops to 0.40%

India Infrastructure Finance Company Ltd (IIFCL) aims for Rs 75,000 crore in sanctions for FY26, a significant increase. This expansion follows the removal of key lending restrictions, opening new avenues for growth. IIFCL achieved its highest-ever sanctions in FY25-26, with disbursements also rising. The company is exploring emerging sectors and strengthening its conventional project pipeline.