Capital Infra Trust has declared a distribution of ₹436 crore to unitholders during the last fiscal year. According to a regulatory filing on Wednesday, the company has declared ₹2.4 per unit distribution to unitholders for the fourth quarter of the last fiscal, totalling ₹117.97 crore. For the entire 2025-26 fiscal, the distribution to unitholders stands at ₹11.6 per unit during totalling ₹436 crore.
In the last fiscal, the total income stood at ₹920.18 crore while the net profit was ₹210.51 crore. The company's asset under management (AUM) has increased 42 per cent to ₹6,611.4 crore as against ₹4,668.3 crore in March 2025, as reported by The Economic Times.
Hare Krishna, CEO of Capital Infra Trust, stated that the company's strategy remains focused on operational, NHAI-backed HAM (hybrid annuity model) assets that provide predictable cash flows and resilience against market volatility. Looking ahead, the company sees strong visibility for acquisition-led growth through its sponsor-backed ROFO pipeline, which has expanded during the year. With around 5-8 assets targeted for acquisition in FY27, subject to customary approvals and closing conditions, the company has a clear pathway to scale AUM towards ₹10,000 crore.
Established in September 2023, Capital Infra Trust is an InvIT (infrastructure investment trust). The sponsor specialises in road and highway construction projects across 19 Indian states for various government agencies, including the NHAI. As of March 2026, the sponsor company's portfolio includes 17 hybrid annuity mode road projects with NHAI, as reported by The Economic Times.
