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Madhya Pradesh to raise ₹3,000 crore market loan on Nov 17, FY borrowing totals ₹48,900 crore
✍️ Amar Ujala · Bhopal
🗓 13 Nov 2026, 09:01 PM
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The state plans a fresh ₹3,000 crore market loan on November 17, taking its fiscal‑year borrowing to ₹48,900 crore, after repaying ₹15,573 crore so far.
The Madhya Pradesh government announced that it will tap the market for a new loan of ₹3,000 crore on 17 November. This borrowing will add to the ₹48,900 crore the state has already raised in the current financial year.
According to the latest figures, the state has repaid ₹15,573 crore of earlier borrowings during the same period, indicating an active debt‑management strategy.
The fresh loan is expected to fund ongoing development projects and bridge any short‑term fiscal gaps. Officials said the market issuance will follow standard procedures and is aimed at maintaining liquidity for the state's budgetary commitments.
Financial analysts note that Madhya Pradesh’s cumulative borrowing remains within the limits set by the central government, but the scale of new borrowing underscores the state's reliance on market financing to meet its expenditure plans.
According to the latest figures, the state has repaid ₹15,573 crore of earlier borrowings during the same period, indicating an active debt‑management strategy.
The fresh loan is expected to fund ongoing development projects and bridge any short‑term fiscal gaps. Officials said the market issuance will follow standard procedures and is aimed at maintaining liquidity for the state's budgetary commitments.
Financial analysts note that Madhya Pradesh’s cumulative borrowing remains within the limits set by the central government, but the scale of new borrowing underscores the state's reliance on market financing to meet its expenditure plans.