The founder of Avaada Group, a Brookfield-backed renewable energy developer, is seeking roughly $750 million in loans from a group of global lenders, according to people familiar with the matter. The proposed borrowing is intended to refinance the firm’s existing debt. One report says the proceeds would be used to repay a $1 billion credit facility issued by Brookfield in 2023 to Avaada Ventures. Another outlet describes Avaada Group as one of India’s larger clean-energy companies with a portfolio spanning solar, wind and hybrid power projects, through entities including Avaada Energy. Financial Post similarly frames the plan as a refinancing effort of existing obligations, rather than new investment, and does not cite additional terms such as interest rates, timing, or lender identities. The reports agree on the key point that Avaada’s founder is pursuing about $750 million and that the borrowing is connected to repayment or refinancing of prior credit arranged with Brookfield. No official statement from the company or Brookfield is included in the provided excerpts.