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Adani Group is considering raising $10 billion in debt next year, according to a report.

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  • On Friday, Bloomberg News reported that Indian billionaire Gautam Adani’s group plans to raise at least $10 billion in new debt to refinance large borrowings and fund pipeline projects.
  • According to the report, the Adani Group plans to use foreign currency debt and green bonds to raise $6 billion to swap its high-interest debt for lower-cost borrowings and use the rest for project financing.
  • It added that the effort may start in the December quarter.
  • The ports-to-energy conglomerate, confident of securing lower-cost loans even with rising interest rates due to its large asset base, aims to lower its repayment burden, the report said.
  • The report comes more than a month after Fitch Group debt research firm CreditSights expressed concerns about the Adani group’s debt levels at a time when it is aggressively expanding.

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