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Motilal Oswal Home Finance Secures $100 Million ADB Loan for Women-Centric, Sustainable Affordable Housing
Motilal Oswal Home Finance Secures $100 Million ADB Loan for Women-Centric, Sustainable Affordable Housing
Funding deal signed: The company has agreed to raise USD 100 million (in rupee‑equivalent) from the Asian Development Bank through non‑convertible debentures (NCDs).
Primary purpose: The bulk of this funding will be used to provide affordable housing loans to women borrowers.
Green housing component: About 10 % of the funds will be used to finance construction of residential units that meet recognised green building certification standards, promoting environmentally sustainable construction.
Benefits for the company: Access to this long‑term capital will strengthen the company’s funding base, lower cost of funds, and support better matching between assets and liabilities, which is important for housing finance businesses.
ADB’s intention: ADB said the financing will help expand access to affordable housing loans for women (who make up a relatively small share of homeowners) and support the company’s foray into green‑certified housing.
Recent performance snapshot: In the first nine months of FY 2026, the company’s disbursements were ₹1,303 crore, and it maintained a stable asset quality with Gross NPA at 1.43 % (as of December 2025).
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