IRB Group March 2026 Toll Revenue Rises 21% YoY to ₹783 Crore
IRB Group reported a 21% YoY increase in March 2026 toll revenue to ₹783 crore. For FY26, total toll revenue was ₹8,323 crore, capturing 10% of India's toll market. The company expects further growth in FY27 with new asset commissioning and revised toll tariffs.
The revenue growth and market share information are significant for investors and stakeholders, but it is a monthly update rather than a major corporate action.
The announcement reports a strong year-on-year revenue growth, indicating positive business performance and optimistic future outlook.
IRB Infrastructure Developers Limited (IRB Group) has announced its consolidated toll revenue for March 2026, showing a significant 21% year-on-year growth. The total toll collection for March 2026 amounted to ₹783 crore (₹7,835 million), compared to ₹649 crore (₹6,489 million) in March 2025.
For the full fiscal year FY26, the IRB Group reported a total toll revenue of ₹8,323 crore, representing a 10% market share of India's total toll revenue of ₹82,900 crore for the same period. This performance is attributed to the company's extensive portfolio of 28 highways, spanning approximately 17,500 operational lane kilometers across 13 Indian states.
Shri Amitabh Murarka, Dy. CEO of IRB Infrastructure Developers Limited, expressed optimism about the future, stating, "We are pleased to report a robust 21% growth for the month. With recent commissioning of our new TOT Asset in Odisha and expected commissioning of Ganga Expressway in Uttar Pradesh, we look forward to FY27 with further improved growth trajectory driven by new assets along with revised Toll Tariffs on existing ones."
The company also highlighted its significant market share in India's highway infrastructure development sector, holding 44% in the awarded TOT space with 6 TOT Assets, and the largest BOT Portfolio of 18 Highway Assets and 4 Hybrid Annuity Highway Assets. The Group's assets portfolio comprises approximately 16% share in India's Golden Quadrilateral connectivity and 12% in the North-South highway connectivity.
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