Chennai: Kaleidofin Capital Private Limited (KCPL), the Non-Banking Financial Company (NBFC) subsidiary of Kaleidofin Private Limited, has secured a USD 5 million (approximately ₹47.77 crore) debt facility through Non-Convertible Debentures (NCDs) from Women’s Livelihood Bond (WLB) Asset VIIB Pte. Ltd.
The funding marks a significant milestone for Kaleidofin Capital as it expands access to international impact-focused capital aimed at promoting sustainable development and financial inclusion in India.
Women’s Livelihood Bond Asset VIIB Pte. Ltd. is a Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) established by the Impact Investment Exchange (IIX), Singapore, a global platform focused on mobilizing capital for social and environmental impact initiatives.
According to the company, the proceeds from the four-year debenture facility will be deployed across the clean energy and financial inclusion sectors, supporting underserved communities and enabling greater access to affordable financial solutions.
Follow Elets Technomedia Channel on WhatsApp
The transaction represents Kaleidofin Capital’s entry into a new pool of international impact investors and reinforces its commitment to responsible lending practices that generate both financial and social outcomes.
Kaleidofin has built its business around improving financial access for underbanked and low-income populations through technology-driven financial products and services. The company focuses on helping individuals and small businesses access credit, savings, insurance, and investment opportunities tailored to their needs.
The latest funding comes amid growing global interest in impact investing, where investors increasingly seek measurable social and environmental benefits alongside financial returns. By channeling funds into clean energy and financial inclusion initiatives, the debt facility is expected to contribute to broader development goals while strengthening Kaleidofin Capital’s lending capabilities.
Also Read: Jai Bajaj Appointed Managing Director & CEO of Bajaj Capital
Industry observers view the transaction as a positive signal for India’s impact finance ecosystem, highlighting the increasing role of international capital in supporting inclusive growth and sustainable economic development.
Follow Elets Banking and Finance on LinkedIn
Elets The Banking and Finance Post Magazine has carved out a niche for itself in the crowded market with exclusive & unique content. Get in-depth insights on trend-setting innovations & transformation in the BFSI sector. Best offers for Print + Digital issues! Subscribe here➔ www.eletsonline.com/subscription/
