Tata Capital Managing Director and CEO Rajiv Sabharwal
Tata Capital will receive a revolving facility of $15.85 million from the Green Climate Fund (GCF), along with an additional $3 million grant to make financing more affordable for climate-focused start-ups, according to a statement. The revolving structure means that as start-ups repay their loans, Tata Capital will reinvest that money to fund new ventures, ensuring the support continues for years to come.
In addition, Tata Capital will contribute $47.6 million of its own funds for the purpose. The initiative is expected to reduce over 1.1 million tonnes of CO₂ emissions and benefit nearly 2.9 million people through climate adaptation and mitigation efforts, the statement said.
Rajiv Sabharwal, MD & CEO, Tata Capital, says with the fresh funds, the NBFC aims to help emerging entrepreneurs scale their green technologies.
Published on November 3, 2025
