India’s listed Infrastructure Investment Trusts (InvITs) have collectively distributed ₹5,565 crore to nearly 4 lakh unitholders during the third quarter of FY26, according to the latest update from the Bharat InvITs Association. This marks another quarter of steady growth, with two new InvITs beginning distributions during the period.
Since inception, InvITs have cumulatively distributed ₹83,770 crore, reinforcing their role as a key instrument for monetizing infrastructure assets. The sector’s total assets under management (AUM) now stand at ₹7 lakh crore, spanning operational assets across roads, transmission, renewable energy, and other core infrastructure segments.
The growth trajectory has been strongly supported by the government’s continued focus on infrastructure development as a driver of economic growth, alongside regulatory measures to deepen capital markets and streamline guidelines. These steps have enhanced the attractiveness of InvITs as an investment vehicle for both domestic and global investors.
Mr. N S Venkatesh, CEO, Bharat InvITs Association, said: “The steady growth in distributions during the third quarter reflects the resilience of underlying assets and the strength of the InvIT sector. Supported by continued government and regulatory support and growing investor confidence, InvITs are well-positioned to support India’s infrastructure financing needs. The ecosystem is entering a new phase of expansion, with increasing participation from domestic and global investors and a strong pipeline of quality assets.”
With predictable cash flows, stable operational performance, and rising institutional interest, InvITs are expected to play a central role in unlocking capital, enabling efficient asset recycling, and deepening India’s long-term infrastructure financing markets as the country accelerates its development agenda.
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