Overview
- The Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA) has secured non-binding Lines of Credit worth ₹4.07 lakh crore from five leading Indian financial institutions.
- The financing, formalized during the India Global Forum 2025, represents one of the largest domestic infrastructure commitments in India's history.
- Funds will be used for transport, housing, energy efficiency, multimodal connectivity, and smart urban services under a 20:80 equity-debt model to ensure financial sustainability.
- This initiative aligns with Maharashtra's vision to become a USD 1 trillion economy and India's broader $5 trillion economic target by leveraging domestic financial partnerships.
- The MMRDA aims to transform the region into a USD 300 billion economy by 2030, creating over 3 million jobs and positioning Mumbai as a global economic hub.