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JSW Paints Eyes 30 Billion Rupee Bond Sale
22 Oct
Summary
- JSW Paints plans to issue bonds maturing in four and five years.
- The company aims to raise approximately 30 billion rupees.
- Proceeds will refinance debt from a previous acquisition.
- Indian companies are increasingly using bonds for acquisitions.
- JSW Paints sought 33 billion rupees in November 2025.
JSW Paints is poised to raise around 30 billion rupees through the issuance of new bonds, with maturities expected in four and five years. This significant debt sale is anticipated to take place within the next two weeks, according to market sources. The primary purpose of this upcoming fundraising is to refinance debt incurred from the company's acquisition of Akzo Nobel India, an event that occurred last year.
This strategic move by JSW Paints reflects a wider trend observed in the Indian corporate landscape. Companies are increasingly turning to the bond market to secure funding for acquisitions. This robust investor demand is contributing to what is projected to be a record year for corporate debt issuance within India.
In a related previous event, JSW Paints had successfully raised 33 billion rupees in November 2025. This earlier issuance consisted of five-year bonds directly placed with foreign banks and investors, featuring a put option after one year.
