Muthoot Finance Share Price in Focus; Raises $600 Million Through Overseas Dollar Bond

Muthoot Finance, a leading gold loan lender, tapped the overseas debt market on January 30, 2026, raising $600 million through a senior secured US dollar bond, as per The Economic Times report. 

Muthoot Finance Raises $600 Million Through Overseas Dollar Bond 

The bond carries a 4.5-year amortising tenure and is secured against the company’s current assets, including gold loan receivables and advances. Initial price guidance hovered around 6.125%, but the final issue price settled at a tighter 5.75%. 

Bond Structure and Pricing 

The 144A/Reg S notes are backed by the firm’s loan portfolio, providing investors with a secured claim. The weighted average life of the issue is approximately 4 years, offering a medium‑term funding horizon.  

Deutsche Bank and Standard Chartered acted as global coordinators and joint bookrunners, facilitating the placement across institutional investors. 

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Context of Recent Issuances 

This issuance marks Muthoot Finance’s third overseas bond in the past twelve months. Earlier in the year the company raised funds through a similar US dollar bond and subsequently tapped that issue in 2025, indicating a pattern of leveraging international markets for liquidity. 

Muthoot Finance Share Price Performance  

As of January 30, 2026, at 9:19 AM, Muthoot Finance share price on NSE was trading at ₹3,957.90 down by 3.27% from the previous closing price. 

Conclusion 

Muthoot Finance successfully raised $600 million via a senior secured 4.5-year US dollar bond at 5.75%, adding to its series of overseas fundraisings within the last year. 

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