- MUMBAI: Indian energy major Reliance Industries is in talks with banks to raise as much as $1.5 billion in dollar-denominated loans, a Bloomberg report said, citing two people familiar with the development.
The company plans to borrow $1.1 billion in five-year loans to replace debt maturing in about two years that has higher interest costs and may obtain another $400 million of new loans, the report said.
Reliance, which has $14.2 billion of debt outstanding maturing through 2097, has not decided the lead arrangers and the banks for the debt syndicate.
Reuters could not reach Reliance for a comment immediately.