BusinessJuly 18, 2026

tranche

TRAHNCH

Definition

A portion, slice, or subdivision of a larger sum of money or financial agreement, typically released in segments over time.

Etymology

The word comes from the French word 'tranche' meaning 'slice' or 'cut', which is derived from the Old French 'trancher', meaning 'to cut'.

In the news

The article uses the word to describe how Inox Green Energy may issue capital in multiple installments rather than all at once. This highlights the flexibility of their potential fundraising process.

Inox Green Energy board to mull fundraising on 22 July

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