The plans to raise infrastructure worth 10,000 crore, with a base issue of 2,000 crore and a green shoe option of 8,000 crore, it has informed the exchanges. The bonds will be tenured for up to 7 years, it added. Earlier on November 18, the bank had in a statement said that its capital raising committee has given the nod to , comprising not more than 5,000 crore via the issuance of tier-II debt bonds and a maximum of 10,000 crore through infrastructure bonds. Also Read: Details for todayFurther, 5,000 crore worth of the infrastructure bonds will be issued today, on November 30, as part of the bank's initial set. This offering will have a base issue of 1,000 crore and a green shoe option of up to 4,000 crore for a period ranging from 7-10 years, it said. Bidding for these bonds is scheduled between 11 am and 12 pm today, via the NSE, sources told Moneycontrol. The pay-in date for these bonds is December 1, marking the exchange between the issuer and investors. Also Read: Rated 'AAA' with a 'Stable' outlook by and India Ratings, these bonds require a minimum application size of 1 lakh, available in multiples of the same amount. Bonds see momentumIn the dynamic landscape of the financial markets, the corporate bond market has experienced . “In FY23, private placements garnered 7.5 lakh crore ($94 billion), and in the current fiscal year, FY24, we have already witnessed a substantial raise of 4.15 lakh crore ($52 billion) by October. It's to be noted that this strong momentum includes obtaining money through private placements," said Abhijit Roy, CEO, of GoldenPi. Also Read: As per Roy, pivotal developments are poised to shape the landscape into FY25. “SEBI's initiative to reduce the ticket size from 10 lakh to 1 lakh since January 1, 2023, fosters increased retail investor participation which has increased from a mere 0.7 percent in FY22 to 2 percent in FY23 and is currently at 4 percent with the potential for further the positive outlook for further increase in the very near future," he said. In the public sector, the National Bank of Financing Infrastructure and Development (NABFID), along with Public Sector Banks (PSBs) and Indian Infrastructure Financiers, are aiming to generate funds worth 30,000 ahead of elections. While NABFID is planning a bond sale of around 10,000 crore, the Delhi-Mumbai Expressway is mulling to collect worth 3,000 crore. Livemint tops charts as the fastest growing news website in the world to know more.