India Infrastructure Finance Company Ltd (IIFCL) plans to raise about $1 billion through an overseas loan, according to multiple reports. The proposed borrowing is described as a 15-year loan with an interest rate of under 7%, aimed at supporting the company’s infrastructure financing activities. In addition to the international loan, IIFCL is in talks with the Asian Development Bank (ADB) for roughly $400 million of funding. The ADB loan is discussed as a separate facility with a longer tenor of about 20 years. One report also notes that recent Reserve Bank of India measures encouraging dollar inflows are supporting the broader funding environment. IIFCL is also considering a potential debut dollar bond issuance later in the year, in connection with its plan to diversify and expand foreign-currency funding sources. Taken together, the reports indicate IIFCL is working on a package of international financing—combining an overseas loan and potential ADB funding—to back its infrastructure push, while weighing additional market options.