Anantam Highways Trust

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- Anantam Highways Trust has the ability to raise further capital by bringing in quality assets at the right value, attracting investors to support acquisitions. - They plan to increase leverage on a larger AUM base to facilitate growth, using multiple levers including debt and equity. - For future acquisitions, capital raising could involve raising unit capital (equity) as well as leverage within regulatory limits (currently at 42%, can go up to 49% initially, potentially 70% later if AAA rating is maintained). - Additionally, Dilip Buildcon and Alpha Alternatives may contribute assets through swapping InvIT units without additional capital raise, expanding sponsor holdings instead. - Management is focused on optimizing capital structure, balancing leverage and risk, and aiming to lower cost of debt in coming quarters via bond market debt and refinancing. - Visible target includes doubling AUM by H1 FY27 and increasing AUM about five times by FY29, supported by a healthy ROFO asset pipeline.

- The trust plans to grow its Asset Under Management (AUM) significantly, targeting to almost quintuple the AUM by FY29, with visibility of doubling the InvIT size by H1 FY27. - Acquisitions are being actively pursued, including both HAM assets and potentially BOT and TOT projects, ensuring they meet risk-adjusted return criteria. - Future acquisitions may be funded through various levers: unit capital raising, swapping assets for InvIT units with sponsors (Dilip Buildcon and Alpha Alternatives), or increasing leverage on a larger AUM base. - The trust aims to maintain a prudent capital structure while optimizing leverage, currently capped at 49% until six distributions, with potential to increase to 70% thereafter if AAA rating is maintained. - Focus is on stable yield generation with sustainable growth, supported by maintaining transparent communication with stakeholders on material developments and acquisitions.

- The Trust aims to double its AUM by H1 FY27 and increase it around five times by FY29. - Growth will be driven through accretive acquisitions under ROFO pipeline and selective third-party assets. - Multiple avenues for acquisitions: raising capital, swapping InvIT units with sponsors, and leveraging a larger AUM base. - The Trust expects stable and increasing distributions (DPU) supported by growing cash flows from new assets. - Focus on scalable AUM growth while maintaining optimal capital structure and prudent leverage. - Expansion not limited to HAM projects; open to BOT, TOT, and toll assets if risk-adjusted returns are attractive. - Guidance indicates visibility of doubling InvIT size within 6-9 months from Q3 2026. - Overall strategy targets consistent cash flow, NAV growth, and maximizing total returns for unitholders.

- Anantam Highways Trust aims to double its AUM by H1 FY27 and grow around 5 times by FY29 through accretive acquisitions, mainly from its ROFO pipeline. - Earnings and distributions are expected to grow steadily as new assets are added, providing both consistent and increasing distributions. - The Trust targets IRRs of 12%-14% or higher for investors combining distributions and NAV accretion. - Future acquisitions will be both DPU (Distribution Per Unit) and NAV accretive, supporting earnings growth. - Operating cash flows are stable and annuity-based, providing predictable, sustainable cash generation. - Management emphasizes a balanced approach to leverage, capital structure optimization, and timely acquisitions to enhance returns. - No specific EPS guidance provided, but the focus is on total return via steady distribution growth supported by asset expansion and NAV enhancement.