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Export-Import Bank of India (India Exim Bank) plans to raise about $3.50 billion in the financial year 2025 for lending to Indian corporates, overseas governments, and institutions, as well as to manage repayments for maturing debt.
Harsha Bangari, managing director, India Exim Bank, said the actual overseas borrowings would depend on the credit demand and market conditions. While the wholly owned government institution has the option to issue bonds and contract loans, the share of each route would vary based on a cost-benefit assessment. The liabilities of about $1.2 billion would be maturing in the financial year 2025, Bangari said.

India Exim Bank looks for $3.5 bn foreign currency borrowings in Fy25

The State Bank of India and the India Exim Bank are helping businesses in African countries to fill the gap in trade finance, the South African heads of the two organisations told the India Entrepreneurs Forum (IEF) here. The event was initiated by Consul General of India Mahesh Kumar who said it is the first of a series of ongoing engagements with the IEF.CEO of State Bank of India (SBI) Ashutosh Kumar and Shyamashish Acharya, Resident Representative at the Johannesburg Representative office of India Exim Bank, both explained the benefits of using their services in dealing with import and export trade between India and the African continent.

SBI and India Exim Bank filling trade financing gap in Africa

India is set to allow the export of 1 million metric tons of sugar during the current season, according to government and industry sources. This move seeks to help sugar mills offload surplus stocks, stabilise local prices, and support an industry dealing with low domestic rates. The decision comes as sugar production in the country declines and as the government ramps up efforts to expand ethanol production, aligning with its energy independence goals. India’s decision to permit exports could exert downward pressure on global sugar prices, already volatile due to fluctuating production in major sugar-producing countries. India was the world’s second-largest sugar exporter during the five years leading up to 2022-23, averaging 6.8 million tons of annual exports. However, the country did not permit exports in the 2023-24 marketing year due to domestic concerns.

India to export 1 million tons of sugar amid rising ethanol demand and output concerns

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Harsha Bangari, MD

EXIM Bank receives strong support from the GoI, including annual budgetary allocations In FY23, INR 15 billion was allocated but not used. EXIM also extends credit lines for the GoI to developing economies, with its board appointed by the GoI and including key government and financial representatives.



EXIM Bank facilitates India's foreign trade through export credit and its LoC portfolio, guaranteed by the GoI. Its Trade Assistance Programme (TAP) enhances trade finance, supporting cross-border transactions.


EXIM Bank's capitalisation remains strong with a Tier 1 ratio of 27.44% in 1HFY25, supported by GoI equity injections. It raises funds at competitive rates due to its quasi-sovereign status and has moved to Basel III norms, improving capital position.

EXIM’s gross NPA ratio improved to 1.94% in FY24 (from 4.09% in FY23), though it rose to 2.02% in 1HFY25. Slippage dropped to 0.15% in FY24, supported by stronger recovery and monitoring. The bank maintains a high provisioning coverage ratio of 97% in 1HFY25.

EXIM earned a profit of INR 11.25 billion in 1HFY25 (FY24: INR 25.19 billion). Credit costs decreased to 0.2% in 1HFY25, improving profitability with return on assets at 1.36% in 1HFY25 (1.43% in FY24).

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