Juniper Green Energy has raised ₹2,039 crore as fresh debt to support its upcoming renewable energy projects across India. The money has come from well-known Indian and global lenders such as NaBFID, HSBC, DBS Bank India, Barclays, and Aseem Infrastructure Finance. The company has also increased its non-fund-based credit limits with Axis Bankand Federal Bank.
This fundraising follows another major borrowing of ₹1,739 crore in August 2025 from the Indian Renewable Energy Development Agency (IREDA). It is showing that lenders continue to trust Juniper’s projects and growth plans.
Under the latest financing, NaBFID has provided ₹566 crore for a 90 MW wind power project in Gujarat. Meanwhile, HSBC has given ₹408 crore for a 75 MW solar-wind hybrid project in Maharashtra, which is HSBC’s first greenfield project financing for Juniper Green Energy.
DBS Bank India and Barclays have sanctioned ₹300 crore and ₹250 crore, respectively, to support capital expenditure for multiple under-construction renewable projects. Additionally, Aseem Infrastructure Finance has given ₹515 crore for another 75 MW solar-wind hybrid project in Maharashtra. This is the second time Aseem Infrastructure Finance has funded a project for Juniper Green Energy.
Commenting on the development, Chief Financial Officer Parag Agrawal said the successful fundraise reflects strong confidence in Juniper Green Energy’s project pipeline and execution capabilities, adding that the company remains focused on responsible growth while contributing to India’s clean energy transition.
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