Of the total mop-up, as much as Rs 21,202 crore (Rs 212.02 billion) was raised through private placement of debts having over one year tenure, which is 15 per cent lower than the previous year period, it said, attributing the slowdown to lower mop up by PSUs and all-India financial institutions/banks.
Another Rs 21,202 crore was raised through pass-through certificates (securitised paper) and Rs 5,316 crore (Rs 53.16 billion) through debts having less than one-year tenure, it said.
The PSUs mop-up almost halved to Rs 1,354 crore (Rs 13.54 billion) during April-September and that by all-India financial institutions and banks fell by 28 per cent to Rs 10,176 crore (Rs 101.76 billion), the database said.
Among the PSUs, Konkan Railway mopped up Rs 588 crore (Rs 5.88 billion) and among the FIs/banks, IDBI raised Rs 3,493 crore (Rs 34.93 billion), followed by HDFC at Rs 1,650 crore (Rs 16.50 billion) and Nabard at Rs 1,000 crore (Rs 10 billion).
However, private sector and state-level entities registered impressive growth in debt mop-up and together raised Rs 9,597 crore (Rs 95.97 billion) during April-September this year.
Private sector mop-up rose by 55 per cent to Rs 7,144 crore (Rs 71.44 billion) mainly due to large mobilisation by Tata Teleservices -Rs 970 crore (Rs 9.7 billion) followed by Citifinancial -Rs 900 crore (Rs 9 billion), Tata Power -Rs 600 crore (Rs 6 billion) and M&M Financial-Rs 525 crore (Rs 5.25 billion).