IRB InvIT Fund

- The InvIT is planning a new asset acquisition valued at around ₹85 billion (enterprise value) for 3 BOT assets from Private InvIT. - The acquisition will be funded through a mix of debt and equity; existing project debt is ₹38 billion. - The management intends to maintain a debt-to-asset ratio between 45% to 49%, aiming for close to a 1:1 debt-equity mix. - Equity dilution will occur as the acquisition cannot be fully debt-funded; pricing and format (rights issue or otherwise) will be decided closer to the transaction. - The transaction timeline is targeted at 2-3 months for closing. - Rights issue is being considered as a preferred fund-raising route to give existing unitholders participation opportunity, but the final decision will consider unit holders' feedback and SEBI regulations.

- IRB InvIT is evaluating a revised non-binding offer from IRB Infrastructure Trust for acquiring 3 BOT road assets, reduced from an initial offer of 5 assets. - The enterprise value for the 3 assets is around ₹85 billion, with ₹38 billion as existing debt and approximately ₹47 billion to be funded through equity and additional debt. - The acquisition aims to increase the weighted average life of assets from 14 years to about 17 years, making the InvIT attractive to long-term investors. - Management plans to fund the acquisition through a mix of debt and equity, with equity dilution expected; the debt-to-asset ratio target is 45%-49% (close to 1:1 debt to equity). - Additionally, the InvIT continues to evaluate third-party assets for future acquisitions to expand and make the InvIT perpetual. - Transaction closure timeline is targeted within 2-3 months.

- The Trust reported a revenue CAGR of 13% for FY22 to Q3FY25, indicating strong historical growth. - Toll revenues increased from ₹915 crores in FY24 to ₹945 crores in FY25, reflecting ongoing growth. - April 2025 showed a 10% year-on-year portfolio growth, driven by 16% growth in Tumkur–Chitradurga and 10% in Jaipur–Deoli projects. - Management expects tariff revisions tied to WPI to continue contributing to revenue growth, with future WPI assumed at 4.5-4.75%. - Addition of new assets with longer concession life (weighted average life increase from 14 to 17 years) is expected to support sustained, steady revenue and payouts. - Post acquisition, improved IRR of 13.5%-14% on levered basis anticipated, implying positive returns from new projects. - Management aims to make the InvIT a perpetual vehicle through strategic asset additions, ensuring long-term growth and stable distributions. Overall, consistent growth in toll revenues supplemented by strategic asset acquisitions underpins positive future revenue expectations.

- Revenue has shown a ~5% growth for FY25, with a strong rebound post elections. - April 2025 saw a robust 10% YoY growth in portfolio toll revenues, driven by 16% growth at Tumkur–Chitradurga and 10% at Jaipur–Deoli. - EBITDA increased from ₹886 crores in FY24 to ₹916 crores in FY25, indicating operational improvement. - Interest costs rose but are expected to reduce with RBI rate cuts benefiting floating-rate loans. - Management aims to maintain stable DPU (₹8.00/unit currently) with potential improvement post new asset acquisition. - Three new revenue-generating assets with higher weighted average lives are being acquired, expected to enhance long-term cash flows and payout sustainability. - Asset additions aim to extend InvIT’s life from 14 to 17 years, making it more attractive for long-term investors and enabling consistent steady payout growth. - No explicit EPS guidance, but asset pipeline and stable operations imply gradual earnings growth.

The provided transcript does not explicitly mention the current or expected orderbook or pending orders for IRB InvIT Fund. The discussion primarily revolves around: - Asset acquisitions from Private InvIT (revised offer reduced from 5 to 3 assets). - Enterprise value and funding mix for acquisitions (~₹85 billion). - Debt-equity considerations and timelines for asset acquisition (2-3 months expected for current transaction). - Discussions on capital repayment, distributions, and asset life extension. No direct details on current orderbook or pending contracts are provided in the transcript.