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• Rapid Holdings 2 Pte Ltd, backed by Brookfield Asset Management, sold over 3.04 crore units of Energy Infrastructure Trust through a block deal on the BSE.
• The transaction was valued at around INR 231.34 crore and executed at an average price of INR 76.10 per unit.
• Tara Investments 2 (Incorporated VCC Sub-Fund) purchased the same number of units in a matching deal.
• Energy Infrastructure Trust units ended flat at INR 76.70 on the BSE after the transaction.
• The deal comes amid continued institutional interest in India’s InvIT and infrastructure investment segment.
Rapid Holdings 2 Pte Ltd, a sponsor entity associated with Brookfield Asset Management, sold more than 3.04 crore units of Energy Infrastructure Trust in a block deal transaction on the BSE during the past week.
According to block deal data available on the exchange, the entity offloaded 3,04,00,000 units at an average price of INR 76.10 per unit. The total transaction value stood at nearly INR 231.34 crore.
In a corresponding deal, Tara Investments 2 (Incorporated VCC Sub-Fund) acquired the same number of units at the identical price, exchange data showed.
Following the transaction, units of Energy Infrastructure Trust closed flat at INR 76.70 on the BSE.
Brookfield Asset Management has been an active investor in India’s infrastructure and real estate sectors through various investment platforms, including infrastructure investment trusts (InvITs) and real estate investment trusts (REITs). The company has previously focused on operational infrastructure assets across sectors such as energy, transportation and utilities.
India’s InvIT market has also seen steady growth over the past few years, supported by increasing institutional participation and the government’s push towards infrastructure monetisation. InvITs have emerged as a preferred investment structure for investors seeking stable income-generating infrastructure assets.
Large block deals in InvIT units have become common in the market as global investors continue to rebalance portfolios and monetise mature assets while maintaining long-term exposure to India’s infrastructure growth story.
Source PTI
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