The country's merchandise exports are likely to be at USD 111.3 billion in the fourth quarter of the current fiscal, according to a forecast by India Exim Bank.
Export-Import Bank of India (Exim Bank) Thursday said it has extended a line of credit of $500 mn to Sri Lanka for financing the purchase of petroleum products.
Looks to transfer nine a/cs worth Rs 780 crore to NARCL
Banks Board Bureau (BBB), the headhunter for state-owned banks and financial institutions, had interviewed 10 candidates for the top post at EXIM Bank
Exim Bank of India has extended a line of credit of $100 million on behalf of the Indian government to the Africa Finance Corporation (AFC) to develop infrastructure
Exim Bank of India said it has extended a $35.26 million loan for a power transmission project being executed by Kalpataru Power Transmission in Senegal
This is for financing projects in the solar energy sector.
Export-Import Bank of India (Exim Bank) has projected India's total merchandise exports for the first quarter of FY22 to reach $87.2 billion.
The loan book expanded by 4.43 per cent to Rs 1.03 trillion in March 2021.
The loan is for for defense-related procurements
The credit line is for financing of defence projects in the country
The Centre has decided to infuse Rs 1,500 crore capital into state-owned Export-Import Bank of India (Exim Bank)
The issue was oversubscribed four times or worth $4 billion as against $1 billion on offer, managing director David Rasquinha said
The Exim Bank is in the international bond market with an over $1 billion dollar money issue, merchant bankers have said
For Q3 as a whole, it sees outbound shipment declining by 1.77%
Bank has identified import-oriented sectors like capital goods, chemicals, and defence, says David Rasquinha.
So far, 811 export contracts, aggregating to $10.50 billion are being financed under LoCs
India has extended a $400 million (about Rs 2,932 crore) soft loan to Maldives through the Exim Bank to finance a connectivity project in the nation of islands, a statement said on Monday
Recent performance of the sector points to underlying inertia, which has translated into greater dependence on imports to meet growing domestic demand
India should look at outward investments for encouraging innovation-led manufacturing, revisiting regulations to reduce import dependence in certain sectors, states a study by Exim Bank