IRB Infrastructure Trust Offers Two BOT Assets Worth ₹4,663 Crore to IRB InvIT Fund
IRB Infrastructure Trust has made a non-binding offer to sell two BOT highway assets, Solapur Yedeshi NH 211 and Chittorgarh Gulabpura NH79, to IRB InvIT Fund. The combined Enterprise Value is approximately ₹4,663 Crore. This move is part of IRB's capital recycling strategy to fund future growth opportunities.
The potential sale of significant assets (₹4,663 Crore) to enhance the asset portfolio and support future growth indicates a medium-term impact on the company's financial structure and strategic direction. However, the non-binding nature and dependence on approvals limit the immediate impact.
The announcement details a preliminary and non-binding offer, which is a step in a potential transaction. While the strategy aims for growth, the offer is subject to numerous approvals, making the outcome uncertain. Therefore, the sentiment is neutral.
IRB Infrastructure Trust, an associate of IRB Infrastructure Developers Limited, has issued a preliminary and non-binding offer to IRB InvIT Fund for the sale of two operational BOT highway assets. The offer, approved by the Board of Directors of MMK Toll Road Private Limited (Investment Manager to IRB Infrastructure Trust) on May 14, 2026, includes the Solapur Yedeshi NH 211 in Maharashtra and the Chittorgarh Gulabpura NH79 in Rajasthan.
The combined Enterprise Value of these two assets is approximately ₹4,663 Crore as of March 31, 2026, as assessed by an independent valuer. The Solapur Yedeshi asset has a value of approximately ₹2,354 Crore for 395 Lane Kms, and the Chittorgarh Gulabpura asset has a value of approximately ₹2,309 Crore for 749 Lane Kms, totaling 1,144 Lane Kms.
Mr. Virendra D. Mhaiskar, Chairman & Managing Director of IRB Infrastructure Developers Limited, stated that this transaction is part of the company's B.E.S.T. (Bid, Execute, Stabilize, Transfer) strategy, which aims to recycle capital from mature assets into new growth opportunities. The proceeds from this deal will enable IRB Infrastructure Trust to fund future opportunities, while IRB InvIT Fund will benefit from an enhanced asset portfolio, a longer weighted average concession life, and incremental revenue. This move brings the group closer to its goal of achieving an asset base of ₹1,40,000 Crore by 2029.
These two BOT assets are offered under the Right of First Offer (ROFO) granted to IRB InvIT Fund and are subject to requisite regulatory approvals and consents. The transfer of these assets will further enhance the Enterprise Value of IRB InvIT Fund to approximately ₹23,000 Crore. Previously, IRB Infrastructure Trust had transferred three BOT Assets and IRB Infra had transferred one HAM Asset to IRB InvIT Fund, with a combined Enterprise Value of ₹8,436 Crore and ₹1,200 Crore respectively.
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