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IFC loan sanctions at $235 m in 2004

M. Ramesh

Chennai , Jan. 3

INTERNATIONAL Finance Corporation (IFC), Washington, the private sector funding arm of the World Bank,) committed $235 million (around Rs 1,035 crore) to various projects in India in the calendar year 2004.

This, however, was lower than over $560 million commitment made in 2003. IFC had sanctioned $200 million to HDFC alone. Tala Transmissions ($62 million), L&T ($50 million), Sundaram Finance ($45 million), AD Hydro Power ($45 million) and Cairn Energy ($40 million) were the other large borrowers in 2003.

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