IRB Infra approves sale of VM7 Expressway to IRB InvIT Fund for ₹513 cr
IRB Infra sells Gandeva Ena (VM7) HAM project to IRB InvIT Fund for ₹513 crore, improving debt-to-equity ratio. IRB to manage the project for 15 years, receiving ₹24.457 crore.
The sale of the project and the resulting cash inflow will have a moderately positive impact on IRB Infrastructure's financials. The strategic partnership for project management also contributes to a stable outlook.
The announcement highlights a strategic move by IRB Infrastructure to sell a project for a significant equity consideration, which will improve the company's financial position and create future growth opportunities. The management commentary is also positive.
* IRB Infrastructure Developers Ltd has approved the sale of its Gandeva Ena (VM7) HAM project to IRB InvIT Fund. * The company will receive ₹513 crore as 100% equity consideration from the IRB InvIT Fund upon completion of the transfer. * The transaction will also transfer the project debt, improving IRB's consolidated net debt-to-equity ratio. * IRB Infra will act as the project manager of the Trust for the VM7 project for approximately 15 years for a consideration of up to ₹24.457 crore. * The sale agreement was entered on 1 December 2025 and is expected to be completed by 28 February 2026. * VM7 contributed ₹41.1741 crore (5.41%) towards the company's consolidated turnover and ₹28.2578 crore (1.43%) towards consolidated net worth for FY25. * According to Mr. Virendra D. Mhaiskar, this move reinforces their Bid–Execute–Stabilize–Transfer strategy, ensuring long-term cash flow stability and enhancing payouts for the IRB InvIT Fund, while bolstering IRB Infra’s capability to pursue future growth opportunities.
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