The move comes as Reliance Infrastructure's billionaire owner Anil Ambani plans to sell stake in the Mumbai power business and pare debt across his conglomerate
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Source said initially the plan is for its road projects, valued around Rs 10,000 crore and later for other sectors
R-Infra reported a net profit of Rs 570.55 crore, 34% higher from Rs 462.32 crore reported in the same period last year
Anil Ambani-promoted Reliance Infrastructure may form an infrastructure investment trust (InvIT) for its assets like power transmission and Metro."For roads, we are clearly looking at a strategic buyer. We are also exploring InvIT for a host of infrastructure assets," said Lalit Jalan, chief executive officer, Reliance Infrastructure. He added that assets like power transmission and Metro could be looked at for InvIT.RInfra's board on Monday approved a proposal to amend the memorandum of association of the company to allow for activities related to setting up any trust, including venture capital funds, InvITs, real estate investment trusts, the company said in a statement to BSE. The company will now seek shareholders' approval for the proposal through postal ballot.The company operates 11 projects under its roads portfolio. Part of its power transmission business are assets worth Rs 7,000 crore and comprise about 6,280 circuit kilometres of transmission lines with a presence across se
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