Reliance Infrastructure, a company owned by Anil Ambani, announced that one of its fully-owned subsidiary, JR Toll Road Pvt Ltd (JRTR), has completely repaid a loan of which includes both the original borrowed amount and the interest to Yes Bank.
JR Toll Road Pvt Ltd had borrowed money from Yes Bank in the past. The total amount due was ₹273 crore (including the interest on the loan). That entire amount has now been paid back.
Although when JRTR took the loan, Reliance Infrastructure had guaranteed to repay it if JRTR couldn’t. Now, JRTR has fully paid back the loan Reliance Infra is no longer responsible for it either. All the companies involved—JRTR, Reliance Infrastructure, and Yes Bank—have signed a new agreement confirming that everything is settled. The loan is paid, the guarantee is no longer needed, and the issue is completely closed.
Why Debt Clearance Matters for Both Reliance Infrastructure and JRTR?
Repaying the loan brings financial, legal, and reputational benefits to both JRTR and Reliance Infrastructure. It’s not just about paying back money—it’s about removing risk, strengthening financial credibility, and allowing them to move forward without any lingering liabilities.
This move sends a positive message to investors and lenders. It shows the company is serious about cleaning up its finances and could help it in getting better terms in future financial deals. It may also improve the credit profile of the company and boost market confidence in Anil Ambani’s group. Reliance Infrastructure has been trying to reduce its debt. By repaying this loan, it’s one step closer to becoming financially stronger and less burdened by interest payments.
After the announcement, Reliance Infrastructure’s stock price went up slightly. Yes Bank’s stock also saw a small rise. Here are a few important points to consider:
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Yes Bank’s stock was trading at ₹19.78 (slightly up).
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Reliance Infrastructure’s stock was at ₹374 (also slightly up).
- Reliance Infra also clarified that Yes Bank does not own any shares in the company and is not part of its management or ownership group. This was to avoid any rumors or confusion.
- This settlement was part of an ongoing debt resolution process, previously mentioned by Reliance Infra in November 2024 and April 2025.