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The IRB Infrastructure and Developers board on Friday approved a proposal to transfer three road assets of IRB Infrastructure Trust to IRB InvIT Fund. The three BOT assets -- IRB Hapur Moradabad Tollway, Kaithal Tollway and Kishangarh Gulabpura Tollway -- have an enterprise value of Rs 8,450 crore, IRB Infrastructure and Developers said in an exchange filing. "Further to the non-binding offer exchanged on 8th May 2025, IRB Infrastructure Trust and IRB InvIT Fund have now executed a binding term sheet to transfer three BOT (build-operate-transfer) Highway Assets from former to later," it said. The three sell three BOT highway assets with enterprise value of about Rs 8,450 crore. Virendra D Mhaiskar, Chairman & Managing Director of the company, said, "The company and IRB Infrastructure Trust can leverage deal proceeds to fund future sector opportunities almost 2x the size of assets being transferred." He further said this development propels the company towards its goal of achieving
IRB Infrastructure Trust has made a non biding offer to IRB InvIT Fund to transfer five toll assets having an enterprise value of Rs 15,000 crore as of September 2024, according to an exchange filing on Thursday. In a statement, IRB said it plans to re-invest the proceeds raised from the deal in upcoming opportunities in the infrastructure sector. IRB Infrastructure Trust is IRB Infrastructure and Developers' private InvIT (infrastructure investment trust) with 51 per cent stakeholding, while IRB InvIT Fund is a publicly listed InvIT platform in which the infrastructure player has a 15 per cent share. "IRB Infrastructure Trust, an associate, has announced a non-binding offer to transfer five matured highway assets to the IRB InvIT Fund," IRB Infrastructure Developers Ltd (IRB) said in a statement. The proposed transfer is subject to execution of definitive documents and the receipt of necessary approvals, the company said. IRB along with the associate operates 17 toll assets. In .
IRB Infrastructure Trust, the private InvIT of IRB, has completed the refinancing of five BOT projects for about Rs 6,400 crore located in three states. Of the 5 build-operate-transfer (BOT) projects, 2 each are located in Maharashtra and Uttar Pradesh, while 1 is in Rajasthan. "IRB Infrastructure Trust (Private InvIT) has successfully completed the refinancing exercise for its five BOT Assets for around Rs 6,400 crore," IRB said in a statement. The new interest rate will be 8.6 per cent against 9.7 per cent earlier and help save the company Rs 1,000 crore over the next 5 years, it said. Virendra D Mhaiskar, Chairman and Managing Director, IRB Infrastructure Developers Ltd, said, "Five of the operational BOT Assets under our private InvIT have successfully completed the re-financing exercise, with debt moving to the InvIT level. This will not only bring down our interest cost, reduce the amortisation in initial years, but also improve the tax efficiency of the portfolio". IRB ...