
- Mon, 1 June 2026
Solfin Sustainable Finance, a clean energy focused non banking financial company, has raised Rs 280 crore in a newly closed funding round. The company also announced that it turned profitable within its first full year of operations.
Founded by Gautam Kaushik and Pramod Mahanta, Solfin focuses on financing solutions designed to accelerate rooftop solar adoption across residential, commercial, and industrial sectors in India.
India’s renewable energy ambitions continue to grow rapidly, but financing accessibility remains one of the biggest barriers to large scale adoption.
Many residential and industrial customers still face slow loan approvals, lengthy documentation processes, and limited financing access outside large urban markets.
Solfin is positioning itself as a technology driven lender built specifically for the clean energy sector. Its focus on reducing financing friction could play a critical role in expanding rooftop solar penetration across underserved regions.
The company says it has developed a proprietary underwriting engine combined with a digital first operating system.
According to Solfin, this has reduced residential solar loan approval timelines from several weeks to just a few days.
For commercial and industrial customers, where financing structures are often more complex, turnaround times have reportedly been reduced to single digit days.
The company’s model is designed to simplify access to capital while improving speed and transparency for borrowers.
Beyond lending infrastructure, Solfin has also built a large ecosystem network to support customer acquisition and project execution.
The company says it currently works with more than 1,200 engineering, procurement, and construction companies, dealers, original equipment manufacturers, and solar manufacturers across India.
This distribution network gives Solfin access to multiple customer segments within the growing rooftop solar market.
Solfin plans to use the newly raised capital to strengthen its AI driven credit models, portfolio monitoring systems, and collections infrastructure.
The company also intends to expand into states where clean energy financing penetration remains relatively low.
In addition, Solfin plans to introduce new green financing products and expand into adjacent customer segments beyond its current focus areas.




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