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• Capital Infra Trust has declared total distributions of INR 436 crore to unitholders during FY26, including INR 117.97 crore for the fourth quarter.
• The InvIT announced a quarterly distribution of INR 2.4 per unit, taking the full-year payout to INR 11.6 per unit.
• The trust reported total income of INR 920.18 crore and net profit of INR 210.51 crore during the last financial year.
• Assets under management increased 42 per cent year-on-year to INR 6,611.4 crore, supported by operational road assets backed by NHAI hybrid annuity projects.
• The trust plans to acquire 5–8 additional assets in FY27 through its sponsor-backed pipeline, with a target to scale AUM to nearly INR 10,000 crore.
Capital Infra Trust has announced distributions totalling INR 436 crore to its unitholders for FY26, supported by growth in operational road assets and rising assets under management. The infrastructure investment trust, backed by highway assets and sponsored by Gawar Construction Ltd, disclosed the details in a regulatory filing made on May 20. Advertisement
According to the filing, the trust declared a distribution of INR 2.4 per unit for the fourth quarter of FY26, amounting to INR 117.97 crore. For the full financial year, total distributions stood at INR 11.6 per unit, translating into an aggregate payout of INR 436 crore to unitholders.
Capital Infra Trust reported total income of INR 920.18 crore during FY26, while net profit stood at INR 210.51 crore. The InvIT also recorded significant growth in assets under management (AUM), which increased 42 per cent to INR 6,611.4 crore compared with INR 4,668.3 crore recorded in March 2025.
Established in September 2023, Capital Infra Trust operates as an infrastructure investment trust focused on operational hybrid annuity model (HAM) road projects backed by the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI). The InvIT structure enables investors to participate in income-generating infrastructure assets through periodic distributions linked to project cash flows.
Hare Krishna stated that the trust’s strategy remained centred on operational NHAI-backed HAM assets that provide predictable revenue streams and resilience against market fluctuations. He added that the company sees strong visibility for acquisition-led growth through its sponsor-backed right of first offer (ROFO) pipeline, which expanded during the financial year.
The CEO said the trust is targeting acquisition of around five to eight assets during FY27, subject to regulatory approvals and transaction closure conditions. These acquisitions are expected to support the trust’s target of scaling its assets under management to nearly INR 10,000 crore over the medium term.
The sponsor company, Gawar Construction Ltd, has a presence across road and highway construction projects in 19 Indian states and undertakes infrastructure development for multiple government agencies, including NHAI. As of March 2026, the sponsor’s portfolio comprised 17 HAM-based road projects associated with NHAI.
Infrastructure investment trusts focused on operational transport and logistics assets have continued to attract investor interest due to relatively stable cash flows and long-term concession-backed revenue visibility. Market participants have also increasingly used the InvIT route to monetise completed infrastructure assets and raise capital for future expansion.
Source - PTI
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