Mop-up via debt bonds rises 36% in first half

Issuer type

No of issuers

Amount
(Rs crore)

%

All India fin. inst.& banks

28

18,507

62

State financial institutes

3

188

1

Public sector units

6

4,943

17

State-level undertakings

3

648

2

Private sector units

28

5,344

18

Total

68

29,630

100

 The biggest increase was reported by public sector units at 265 per cent to Rs 4,943 crore from Rs 1,354 crore. Major mobilisers were IOC (Rs.2,225 crore) and PGCIL (Rs 1,000 crore).  The mobilsation saw a 77 per cent increase by all Indian financial institutionsanks to Rs.18,507 crore compared to Rs.10,448 crore in the corresponding period of the previous year. The leader in this category was HDFC (Rs.2,175 crore) followed by IDBI (Rs 1,754 crore).  The share of state financial institutions increased by 65 per cent to Rs188 crore from Rs 114 crore in the same period in the previous year. Leading the mobilisers in this sector was Gruh Finance (Rs.75 crore) followed by WBFC ( Rs 70 crore).  The sector that witnessed a major decline in mobilisation was the state level undertakings, down by 73 per cent from Rs.2,388 crore to Rs.648 crore. Leading the pack of mobilisers in this category was HPIDB (Rs. 428 crore), followed by RRVPNL (Rs 120 crore).  Mobilisation in private sector dropped by 28 per cent from Rs.7,468 crore to Rs.5,344 crore. Citicorp Finance (Rs. 1,000 crore), followed by Mahindra & Mahindra Financial ( Rs 570 crore) reported the steepest drop.