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Intense competition for HAM assets
View Risks →Indus Infra Trust reported Q4 FY26 consolidated revenue from operations of ₹187.94 crore and PAT of ₹106.28 crore.
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Indus Infra Trust reported Q4 FY26 consolidated revenue from operations of ₹187.94 crore and PAT of ₹106.28 crore. The trust declared a DPU of ₹3.50, bringing FY26 total DPU to ₹13.50, exceeding the initial guidance of ₹12.50. Key drivers included the acquisition of three HAM assets from GR Infraprojects in March 2026, expanding the portfolio to 13 assets with an AUM of over ₹9,400 crore. Management guided for FY27 DPU of at least ₹14.00, supported by planned AUM addition of ~₹8,000 crore through 10-11 assets (including four from KNR Constructions and five to six from GR). The trust plans to raise equity of ₹3,800-4,000 crore to fund growth while maintaining a conservative debt-to-AUM ratio. A key risk is intense competition for quality HAM assets, which could pressure acquisition pricing and yield.
Intense competition for HAM assets
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Read Transcript →AUM increased from ~₹6,761 Cr to ₹9,400 Cr after acquiring three HAM assets in March 2026.
Total distributions per unit since listing reached ₹27.70, reflecting consistent payout.
Annuity receivables provide long-term cash flow visibility; 87 annuities received on time during the period.
Residual life increased as new HAM assets added, enhancing distribution visibility.
Management guided a minimum DPU of ₹14.00 for FY27, up from ₹13.50 in FY26, driven by acquisitions in Q1 and Q2.
Multiple new InvITs and funds are chasing a limited supply of quality road assets, potentially driving up acquisition prices and lowering IRRs.
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