Beyond its core lending role, PFC has transitioned into a vital strategic partner for the Government of India, actively supporting the nation’s journey toward energy security. Smt. Parminder Chopra emphasized that the company’s resilience is deeply linked to the national agenda, particularly through the prioritized funding of the Revamped Distribution Sector Scheme (RDSS) and critical support for State Power Utilities. This proactive approach ensures that as national power demand reaches record highs, PFC remains at the forefront of fueling a sustainable and energy-secure future for the country.

Looking ahead, PFC is aggressively diversifying its portfolio to include emerging infrastructure sectors such as logistics, waste-to-energy, and e-mobility. By leveraging its Maharatna status to access competitive funding from domestic and international markets, the corporation is maintaining a solid financial trajectory that supports India’s broader infrastructure goals. This commitment to long-term excellence and strategic financing positions PFC not just as a financial powerhouse, but as a key architect in building a modern, efficient, and self-reliant energy landscape for India.

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In terms of standalone performance, PFC achieved a record quarterly PAT of Rs. 4,370 crore in Q2’25, a 14% increase from Rs. 3,847 crore in Q2’24. For the first half of the fiscal year, the PAT reached Rs. 8,088 crore, an impressive 18% rise compared to Rs. 6,854 crore in H1’24. The company also declared an interim dividend of Rs. 3.50 per share, bringing the cumulative interim dividend to Rs. 6.75 per share. PFC’s loan asset book grew by 10%, from Rs. 4,49,458 crore to Rs. 4,93,363 crore, and the company maintained healthy capital adequacy levels, with a CRAR of 24.38% and Tier 1 capital at 22.29%.

PFC’s management expressed confidence in the continued growth trajectory. Sandeep Kumar, Director (Finance), noted the achievement of record profits and a significant reduction in Net NPA levels below 1%. Meanwhile, Chairman and Managing Director Parminder Chopra highlighted the company’s strong disbursements of Rs. 46,663 crore and the declaration of an interim dividend, emphasizing a commitment to maximizing shareholder returns. Additionally, the company’s subsidiary, PFC Infra Finance IFSC Ltd, commenced foreign currency lending operations in October 2024, marking a significant milestone as the first entity in India to initiate power and infrastructure lending in the International Financial Services Centre (IFSC) at GIFT City, Gujarat.

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