Power Finance Corporation 

Power Finance Corporation Limited is a Maharatna public-sector financier created in 1986 to fund India’s power sector. It is a non-bank lender that stands behind generation, transmission, and distribution projects and related infrastructure that utilities and developers bring to it. It is not a retail electricity shop, not a household loan window, and not a private “power bond broker.” A state utility that borrows for a network upgrade, or an investor who buys a PFC instrument through an official issue, is still dealing with the same listed Maharatna that exists to finance power, not to sell connections or to tip stocks in a chat. The commercial map is sectoral credit, not plant operations. PFC raises and deploys money so power-sector borrowers can build and refurbish assets without treating the company as a contractor that pours concrete or as a DISCOM that issues bills. Loan-book rupee totals, sanction-year tables, and recovery ratios are deliberately not restated here. Those figures move with quarterly disclosures and belong on the official website and exchange filings, where they can be dated. A social post about a Maharatna anniversary or a scheme briefing is public communication. It is not a sanction letter, not a vendor empanelment, and not an invitation to transfer a “priority processing fee” to a personal UPI ID. PFC is therefore a power-sector Maharatna NBFC, not Indian Railways’ financier, not REC by another name, and not a placement agency. Coupon terms, tax status of a particular series, and allotment results belong in offer documents. Anyone who claims to sell PFC bonds from a personal handle, or who offers a “project participation slot” against a deposit, is outside the official process. Careers, tenders, and investor calendars likewise sit on corporate portals, not in forwarded brochures. Official social destinations listed here are YouTube at @pfclindia, Facebook at pfclindia, Instagram at pfclindia, LinkedIn at power-finance-corporation-ltd, and X at pfclindia. They publish Maharatna news, sector colour, and public-information posts. They are not loan counters, not places to pay a “security deposit” for a fictional sanction, and not authorised to change a coupon or a credit decision in a direct message. Confirm annual reports, statutory registrations, and issue terms on the official Power Finance Corporation website. Treat any other PFC-looking profile as unverified until that site lists it. The 1986 power-finance mandate remains the organising fact; social colour does not create a parallel lender.