Infrastructure Investment Trusts (InvITs)
Public InvITs
Accessible to every investor
Private InvITs
Exclusive, institutional opportunities
Revenue Generating Projects
Earn steady returns from operational assets
Under Construction Projects
Invest early, grow with progress
Energy & Utilities InvITs
Power up your portfolio
Transport & Logistics InvITs
Drive growth with infrastructure
Telecom & Digital Infra InvITs
Connect with the future
Listed infrastructure trusts — operating roads, power lines and pipelines, distributing the cash they generate.
InvITs with a development component — higher potential return, and the risk that stops projects completing.
Unlisted infrastructure trusts — institutional scale, long lock-ins, and no market price.
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Public InvITs
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Under Construction Projects
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Private InvITs
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Telecom & Digital Infra InvITs
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| Best for | Accessible to every investor | Invest early, grow with progress | Exclusive, institutional opportunities | Connect with the future |
| Minimum from* | ₹15,000 | ₹25,000 | ₹1,00,00,000 | ₹15,000 |
| Rating | 4.3 | 3.7 | 3.7 | 4.2 |
| Details | View | View | View | View |
*Indicative starting figures; the final terms depend on your profile.
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Largely because part of the distribution is your own capital returning. Most infrastructure assets operate under a finite concession, after which they revert to the granting authority, so the trust must return capital over the asset's life. A high InvIT yield and a bond coupon are not comparable numbers.
The asset generally reverts to the granting authority and stops generating revenue for the trust. A well-managed InvIT acquires replacement assets to maintain distributions, and how successfully it does that is one of the most important things to assess.
Counterparty and policy risk. Revenue depends on who pays and under what contract — a state utility, a concession authority, or road users. Regulatory changes to tariffs or concession terms can materially affect cash flows, and this is a sector where policy matters.
By component. Interest, dividend and return of capital each have their own treatment, and the trust publishes a breakdown after each distribution. Return of capital is not taxed as income but reduces your cost base, which matters when you eventually sell.
No. Regulations require distribution of the majority of distributable cash flows, but the amount depends on what the assets actually generate. Traffic volumes, availability payments and operating costs all affect it.
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