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Bharat Housing Network raises $5 million in green bonds

By Startup Enthusiast · 29 September 2026

What they do

Bharat Housing Network runs a technology platform that helps lenders give secured loans for homes, clean energy, mobility and gold

Symbiotics put $5 million into its green bonds, part of a $75 million programme built with British International Investment

The money will fund rooftop solar, electric vehicles and clean-tech small businesses through its lending arm, Singularity Creditworld

Bharat Housing Network (BHN) raised $5 million, about ₹47 crore, through green bonds.
Symbiotics bought the bonds.
They sit within a $75 million green basket bond set up with British International Investment.
The money flows through BHN's lending company, Singularity Creditworld.
It will finance rooftop solar, electric vehicles and clean-tech small businesses.

BHN says it has helped deliver about ₹2,000 crore of credit to over 40,000 borrowers.
It has financed 7,162 kW of rooftop solar and more than 800 electric vehicles.
It aims for up to $25 million in green bonds by the end of next financial year.

It runs a co-lending platform (lenders pooling money on one home loan) for affordable housing in India.
Its customers are housing finance companies and other lenders that want to give home loans to lower-income buyers.
It supplies capital, technology and infrastructure so partner lenders can make loans faster and with less effort.
It has signed up 23 financial institutions and targets $500 million of loans through the platform in three years.
It is run by Homeville Consulting Private Limited and works across India.

BHN plans up to $25 million of green bonds by the end of next financial year.