IRB InvIT Fund Completes ₹3,248.43 Crore Fund-Raise Through Institutional Placement
IRB InvIT Fund successfully completes fund raise of ₹3,248.43 Cr through Institutional Placement. The fund will be used to acquire three BOT highway assets.
The successful fundraise of a significant amount (₹3,248.43 Crore) will allow the company to pursue new highway projects and strengthen its portfolio.
The announcement details a successful fund-raising activity that was oversubscribed, indicating strong investor confidence. Management commentary is also positive.
* IRB Infrastructure Developers Limited announced the successful completion of fund-raising of ₹3,248.43 Crore by its sponsored Public InvIT, IRB InvIT Fund, through Institutional Placement of Units. * The fundraise was upsized from ₹3,000 Crore due to strong response from marquee global and domestic investors. * The proceeds will be used to partly fund the acquisition of three BOT highway assets: Hapur-Moradabad, Kaithal-Rajasthan Border, and Kishangarh-Gulabpura from the IRB Infrastructure Trust. * Following the allotment of the Institutional Placement, investors holding more than 5% of the units, excluding the sponsor, are Anahera Investment Pte. Ltd., Kotak Mahindra Bank Limited, and CIM Investment Fund ICAV. * IRB Infrastructure Trust is expected to receive approximately ₹4,905 Crore as equity consideration upon completion of the transaction, enabling it to pursue new highway projects worth over ₹15,000 Crore. * Mr. Virendra D. Mhaiskar, Chairman & Managing Director of the Company, stated that the fund raise positions the InvIT to enhance its portfolio, strengthen distributions, and create sustained value for unitholders, and the Private InvIT to unlock new growth opportunities.
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