IRB Infrastructure Appointed Project Manager for SYTL & CGTL Projects
IRB Infrastructure Developers Limited executed Project Implementation / Management Agreements to act as Project Manager for SYTL and CGTL projects. The agreements are valued at approximately ₹2,663 crore over a balance concession period of about 18 years. This follows an earlier approval to act as Project Manager for these SPVs under IRB InvIT Fund.
The announcement involves significant project management agreements with a substantial value of ₹2,663 crore, impacting the company's operational scope and future revenue potential. However, it is an execution of prior approvals rather than a new, unexpected development.
The execution of project implementation and management agreements for significant infrastructure projects, valued at ₹2,663 crore, indicates business development and operational progress for IRB Infrastructure Developers Limited.
IRB Infrastructure Developers Limited has executed Project Implementation / Management Agreements to act as the Project Manager for projects operated by Solapur Yedeshi Tollway Limited (SYTL) and CG Tollway Limited (CGTL). This follows an earlier approval dated July 2, 2026, to enter into these agreements with IRB InvIT Fund. The agreements are in connection with the projects operated by SYTL and CGTL, which are Project SPVs of the Public InvIT, post transfer of these SPVs from IRB Infrastructure Trust to the Public InvIT for the balance concession period.
The agreement with SYTL pertains to the Four Laning of the Solapur to Yedeshi section of NH-211 in Maharashtra on a Design, Build, Finance, Operate and Transfer (DBFOT) Toll basis. The agreement with CGTL concerns the Six Laning of the Kishangarh Udaipur Ahmedabad Section of NH-79 in Rajasthan, Package-2, on a BOT (Toll) mode.
These agreements involve an approximate value of ₹2,663 crore on a fixed price basis, inclusive of applicable taxes, over the remaining concession period, which is approximately 18 years on a weighted average life basis. The company has confirmed that the Project SPVs are not related to any promoter, promoter group, or group companies, and the transaction is not a related party transaction under SEBI regulations.
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