InvITs

REITs, InvITs and international funds can diversify a portfolio, but their tax treatment, liquidity constraints and specialised risks require careful evaluation.

Even during challenging periods, Invits have continued to make distributions to investors, reflecting the resilience of the underlying assets, says N S Venkatesh, CEO, Bharat Invits Association

The proposed offer includes a ₹450 crore fresh issue and ₹300 crore OFS, with most fresh proceeds earmarked for acquiring two warehousing assets

Proposal to allow Reits and Invits to take minority stakes in third-party projects could help developers unlock capital while retaining control

Total fund mobilisation surged 122 per cent month on month to a record ₹3.15 trillion in June as debt issuances more than offset subdued IPO activity

Cube Highways Trust has fixed the price band for its Rs 5,000 crore IPO at Rs 151-152 per unit, with the infrastructure investment trust set to open its issue on July 22

Infrastructure Investment Trusts distributed ₹22,769 crore in FY26, while assets under management rose to ₹7.1 trillion amid growing investor participation

The infrastructure developer reported strong growth in toll collections during FY26 as all major projects became operational and revenue-generating

Crisil says toll road monetisation by NHAI and HAM asset sales will continue driving growth in road sector infrastructure investment trusts

Trust seeks to broaden investor base and improve liquidity through OFS as it transitions from a privately listed InvIT to a publicly listed structure

The Mumbai-based InvIT acquires a 1.78 msf fully leased warehousing asset in Hosur, expanding its operating area to 21.46 msf and entering its 17th city

Dilip Buildcon's Q3FY26 profit jumped sevenfold to Rs 829.85 crore, driven by one-off gains from transferring road assets to its InvIT, even as operating revenue declined

Kahi problemach nahi (there's no problem). The NHAI is economically sound, and it has an AAA rating, Union Road Transport and Highways Minister Nitin Gadkari said

Sebi has shifted Reits into the equity category for MFs and SIFs from January 2026, limiting debt-fund exposure and paving the way for index inclusion from July 2026

He said that Sebi is actively engaging with institutional advice investors to deepen their participation in real estate investment trusts and infrastructure investment trusts

NSE-listed NDR InvIT Trust on Monday announced the acquisition of MLG Warehousing and Industrial Park in Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, valued at Rs 143.9 crore. The Grade-A warehousing asset spans approximately 4.63 lakh sq ft of leasable area and is built on around 21 acres of land, and marks its strategic entry into Lucknow's logistics market, NDR InvIT said. The warehouse is currently 98 per cent occupied and leased to leading clients across FMCD, third-party logistics, retail, and paint sectors, the platform said. Located in Lucknow, along the NH 30 (Lucknow-Raebareli Road) corridor, the warehouse has seamless connectivity, while its location on the southern periphery of the city ensures efficient access to key consumption and industrial hubs across neighbouring districts, it added. The acquisition is aligned with NDR InvIT's strategy of expanding its pan-India logistics portfolio through the acquisition of high-quality, income-generating assets in key consumption markets, the compan

Diverse pool of participants will help improve liquidity in infra securities, says Tuhin Kanta Pandey

Cross no man's land with fund allocation hinging on liquidity and benchmarks

Markets regulator Sebi has notified rules to reduce the minimum allotment lot in the primary market for privately placed infrastructure investment trusts (InvITs) to Rs 25 lakh, aligning it with the trading lot size in the secondary market. Prior to this, the minimum allotment lot in the primary market for privately placed InvITs was Rs 1 crore or Rs 25 crore, depending on the asset mix. However, in an earlier round of reforms, the trading lot size in the secondary market had already been reduced to Rs 25 lakh, irrespective of the asset mix. Accordingly, this amendment introduces a uniform minimum allotment size of Rs 25 lakh in the primary market for all privately placed InvITs, harmonizing it with the secondary market norms. Also, the regulator, through separate notifications dated September 1, enhanced the ease of doing business for the activities of Infrastructure Investment Trusts (InvITs) and Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) by amending rules. Under the norms, Sebi sai

Experts warn India's infra push risks delays without better planning, funding models, and PPP reforms to match rapid growth