Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis has revealed a plan for the phased equity listing of Maharashtra's power utilities, with the transmission company set to be listed first in 2026.
Speaking at an event for the listing of Nashik Municipal Corporation's maiden bond issue, Fadnavis emphasized the importance of the listing process. He highlighted the slew of incentives available, including the AMRUT scheme and the Urban Challenge Fund, which ensure that the interest burden on municipal bodies is minimized.
Nashik has successfully raised money at zero interest costs, with three urban local bodies in the state having previously issued municipal bonds.
As per a June 2025 media report, Maharashtra's Transco had invited bids for financial advisors for its initial public offering. The power utility, with an authorized share capital of Rs 15,000 crore and a paid-up share capital of Rs 8,984 crore, will be seeking inputs on the IPO's feasibility, capital structuring, and valuation from the advisor.
The listing of Maharashtra's power utilities is expected to bring about significant benefits, including increased efficiency and agility, and access to funding for government entities and corporations.
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