The move brings the company's total repayment of global bonds to $935 million, a person aware of the development said.
The bonds were sold by Greenko's subsidiary - Greenko Investment Company. This pre-payment comes against the backdrop of Greenko earlier this week repaying $435 million of corporate bonds issued by its subsidiary Greenko Mauritius by taking a fresh loan of $425 million.
Queries emailed to a Greenko Group spokesperson on Sunday evening remained unanswered till press time.
Greenko has India's largest operational clean energy portfolio of 7.3 gigawatts (GW) and has invested $7.5 billion.
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