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IRB InvIT Fund reported a landmark FY26, completing four road acquisitions with cumulative enterprise value of ~9,600 crore, expanding portfolio EV to ~18,250 crore from 7,800 crore a year ago. Total revenue grew 11% for the quarter and year, driven by organic growth and acquisitions. PAT for FY26 stood at 339 crore. The trust declared Q4 distribution of ₹1.66 per unit, up 7% QoQ, with cumulative FY26 distribution of ₹6.66 per unit. Management guided for FY27 revenue growth of 8-10% and NDCF per unit of ~₹6.5-7.0. A non-binding offer for two HAM assets (EV ~4,663 crore) is under evaluation, expected to close by Q2 FY27 with cash flows from Q3. Risks include inflationary pressure on traffic due to fuel price hikes and potential interest rate increases on floating-rate debt, though fixed-price O&M contracts and diversified portfolio provide some cushion.
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- Management expects total revenue growth in the range of 8-10% for the entire portfolio in FY27, supported by toll rate escalation of ~2.5% and robust traffic.
- Net distributable cash flow per unit for FY27 is expected to be around ₹6.5 to ₹7.0, implying 3-5% growth over FY26's ₹6.66.
- Non-binding offer for Solar and Chittar-Gulapura projects (EV ₹4,663 crore) under evaluation; expected to close by Q2 FY27 with cash flow contribution from Q3.
- Management stated that future acquisitions, including the proposed ones, will be structured with an optimum mix of debt and equity to avoid yield dilution.
Risks flagged
- Rising petrol and diesel prices could reduce vehicle traffic on expressways, impacting toll revenue growth.
- A significant portion of debt is linked to MCLR; any increase in interest rates could raise finance costs and reduce distributable cash flows.
- The non-binding offer for two HAM assets is still under evaluation; delays or failure to close could impact growth trajectory.
- From April 2026, NHAI collects toll on a bypass stretch previously handled by the trust, reducing gross toll collection by ~₹1.5 crore annually.
Key quotes
- The total revenue growth for the recently acquired assets was around 14%.
- We believe this scale enhancement is important not only from a growth perspective but also from the perspective of risk diversification, operating efficiency and long-term cash flow resilience.
- It will be accretive for the unit holder. There won't be any yield dilution for the unit holder, that's what we are saying.
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