Solar energy loan for an undisclosed amount to IREDA sparks investor discussions: What's the strategy – Buy, Sell, or Hold?
IREDA Sanctions Loan for New Solar System Manufacturing Facility
Insolation Green Energy, a wholly-owned subsidiary, is set to establish a new solar system manufacturing facility with a capacity of 4.5 GW. The Indian Renewable Energy Development Agency Limited (IREDA) has approved a loan of Rs 1,134 crore for this project.
The exact location of the facility will be in Madhya Pradesh. However, no new information about the timeline for the completion of the solar system manufacturing facility has been disclosed.
IREDA did not provide any details about the repayment terms of the loan. The loan amount, Rs 1,134 crore, is earmarked specifically for the setting up of this new solar system manufacturing facility.
It's important to note that this news does not pertain to any other recent developments, such as the HUDCO-NBCC construction projects, the Asia Cup 2025, free shares for investors, festival special trains, India's foreign exchange reserves, MEA advisory on fake job offers in Iran, Saturday Bank Holiday, Donald Trump's announcement about H1-B visa fees, or any other unrelated news.
Insolation Green Energy, the recipient of the loan, has also not revealed the timeline for the completion of the solar system manufacturing facility. This marks a significant step towards India's renewable energy targets and sustainable development.
Stock market enthusiasts may be interested to know that, as of the time of writing, no specific information about the stock price of IREDA on September 19, 2025, is available. For the latest updates on IREDA's share price and other related news, it's advisable to keep a close eye on financial news outlets.
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