Signature Global Raises ₹875 Crore to Power Growth
Gurugram-based developer Signature Global (India) Ltd has taken a big leap by raising ₹875 crore from the International Finance Corporation (IFC) through Non-Convertible Debentures (NCDs). This move marks its first-ever listed debt transaction and strengthens its presence in the capital market. The company now stands stronger to expand its housing portfolio and reduce debt efficiently.
Funding Mid-Income and Green Housing
Chairman Pradeep Aggarwal confirmed that Signature Global will use ₹470 crore to repay debt and the rest for developing new housing projects. He shared that the company aims to build more mid-income and ESG-aligned developments in the coming years. With this capital, the company plans to fast-track project delivery and expand into high-demand urban zones.
Signature Global has always focused on transparency, timely delivery, and customer satisfaction. This new partnership with IFC reflects strong investor faith and the company’s commitment to responsible growth. By blending affordability with sustainability, Signature Global continues to shape the future of urban housing in India.
Improving Financial Health and Market Presence
The fresh funding helps Signature Global improve its financial position. The company had a net debt of ₹900 crore at the end of the second quarter. By paying down debt and boosting liquidity, it can now pursue larger projects confidently.
The NCDs have an ‘A+’ stable rating from Care Edge Ratings. They carry an 11% coupon rate and mature on January 15, 2029. This structured funding strengthens Signature Global’s balance sheet and reinforces its financial discipline. Moreover, the listing on the BSE opens a new chapter in the company’s capital market journey.
Committed to ESG and Sustainable Growth
Sustainability sits at the heart of Signature Global’s strategy. Pradeep Aggarwal emphasized that the company will continue developing environmentally conscious projects and fulfilling all ESG commitments.
Currently, 19 projects under Signature Global are EDGE certified. The company also scored 84 in its debut on the Global Real Estate Sustainability Benchmark (GRESB). This score places it among the world’s top first-time sustainable performers. Such achievements show how the company’s actions align perfectly with its promises.
By promoting energy-efficient construction and reducing waste, Signature Global continues to set high sustainability standards in India’s real estate sector. Its collaboration with IFC highlights how green finance can reshape the housing market responsibly.
Expanding Project Pipeline with Strong Momentum
Signature Global plans to launch housing projects worth ₹14,000 crore in the next five months. The company aims to achieve ₹12,500 crore in sales bookings this fiscal year. With around 8 million sq. ft. of new launches ahead, Signature Global is clearly on a growth path.
In FY24, the company recorded ₹10,290 crore in pre-sales, ranking fifth among India’s listed real estate developers. Strong demand, a steady pipeline, and rising brand trust keep the company ahead of competition. This growth reflects its consistent focus on value, innovation, and affordability.
Robust Future Portfolio
As of Q1FY26, Signature Global manages 17.1 million sq. ft. of newly launched projects and 9.2 million sq. ft. of ongoing work. The company has 24.5 million sq. ft. of developments lined up for the next two to three years.
This strong pipeline gives Signature Global a clear edge in a competitive market. Every project is designed to deliver value, comfort, and eco-friendly living spaces. By expanding across Gurugram and NCR, the company aims to redefine the mid-income housing experience.
Impact on India’s Real Estate Landscape
This collaboration with IFC sends a clear message. Global investors have deep confidence in India’s housing growth story. The focus on mid-segment housing perfectly matches the needs of urban India.
With rising connectivity, growing incomes, and urban expansion, demand for mid-income homes continues to surge. Signature Global’s approach blends affordability, modern design, and sustainability, giving buyers long-term value. This approach also encourages other developers to adopt green, ethical practices.
Expert Insight: Sanjeev Singh, MD – SKJ Landbase
Sanjeev Singh, Managing Director of SKJ Landbase, praised this major financial milestone. He said,
“Signature Global’s deal with IFC represents a strong commitment to sustainable real estate. It proves that global finance can support India’s housing transformation. This ₹875 crore infusion will accelerate mid-income and eco-friendly developments across NCR.”
He further added,
“Such partnerships show confidence in India’s real estate fundamentals. When credible developers and international institutions collaborate, they drive long-term industry stability and trust.”
His statement underlines how responsible financing and transparency help the sector grow more resilient and investor-friendly.
Looking Ahead
Signature Global’s next phase looks more promising than ever. By combining green innovation with financial prudence, the company is set to scale new heights. It now focuses on launching sustainable projects, expanding its footprint, and strengthening stakeholder trust.
With IFC’s backing, Signature Global stands as a role model for developers aiming to build affordable yet sustainable homes. Every step it takes now contributes to a greener, more inclusive future for India’s urban housing sector.
In the coming years, the company’s ESG-driven projects, financial stability, and customer-first approach will keep it at the forefront of real estate innovation. This partnership is more than a funding deal — it’s a shared mission to redefine urban living responsibly.
