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Which institution was described as India’s first dedicated maritime NBFC in the 23 October 2026 release?

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DSagarmala Finance Corporation Limited
Correct Answer: D. Sagarmala Finance Corporation Limited

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Introduction Maritime economy | Ports, shipbuilding and coastal logistics require long-term finance. Explanation The institution is Sagarmala Finance Corporation Limited, or SMFCL. Its corporate office was inaugurated in New Delhi on 23 October. The release reported ₹11,563 crore sanctioned and ₹5,107 crore disbursed as of 30 September 2026, with a cumulative disbursement ambition of ₹60,205 crore by FY2031. Sanction is approval of finance; disbursement is the amount released. Therefore, the sanctioned sum should not be reported as money already paid out. Important Notes SMFCL: maritime NBFC. Disbursed: ₹5,107 crore as of 30 September. FY2031 ambition: ₹60,205 crore. Source: https://www.pib.gov.in/PressReleasePage.aspx?PRID=2327664

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