The negative growth in the loan book of PFS, a unit of PTC India, is on account of funding challenges faced by NBFCs
PFS says it is shifting its focus towards renewable energy (RE), roads and transmission
Due to the closure of the mentioned transaction, PFS' stressed loan portfolio has come down by Rs 341.53 crore during Q4 of FY 2019
Power Secretary A K Bhalla Tuesday said PTC India Financial Services (PFS) should be careful and cautious while making investments in power sector and also ensure returns. The word of caution comes at a time when the power sector is reeling under stress due to various reasons including stranded projects, delayed payments by discoms and fuel shortage, among others. "I wish them (PFS) all the best...may they emerge as the best NBFC on the lines of our other NBFCs (PFC and REC), compete with people, invest money properly, ensure that you get returns also, (power) sector has a plenty of scope. So be careful and be cautious in investing money," Bhalla said. He was speaking at a function to launch three Mobile Health Clinics (MHCs) by PFS. The MHCs would provide medical outreach services to the underprivileged in the rural and remote areas of Delhi-NCR. The mobile clinics were flagged off by Bhalla in the presence of PTC India Chairman & Managing Director Deepak Amitabh, PFS MD & ...
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