In a positive development, Power Finance Corporation (PFC) witnessed a nearly one percent surge in early trade on January 10, following the green light from the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) to establish a finance company within Gujarat’s GIFT City, an International Financial Services Centre (IFSC).
The RBI issued a no objection letter on January 9, signaling approval for PFC’s venture into setting up a finance company at GIFT City. This move is anticipated to elevate PFC’s standing in the financial sector.
Prior to this milestone, PFC had already entered into an initial agreement with the Gujarat government. The agreement focused on PFC providing comprehensive financial support for the state’s projects related to power generation, transmission, and distribution.
PFC’s foray into the IFSC at GIFT City is expected to unlock new business avenues and solidify the company’s global footprint. This strategic move aligns with PFC’s objective to establish a strong presence beyond domestic borders.
What led to the nearly 1% surge in Power Finance Corporation (PFC) shares on January 10?
How does PFC’s entry into the International Financial Services Centre (IFSC) at GIFT City align with its overall business objectives?
Please provide your answers in the comment section!!
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