New Delhi, April 22 -- New Delhi: Developers are increasingly turning to InvITs for selling their assets while unlocking capital for new toll projects as the public sector highway agency NHAI pushes for award of BoT (toll) projects.

According to an EY estimate, AUM (asset under management) of road InvITs are projected to grow by 68%, reaching Rs.3.2 trillion by end of FY26, compared with Rs.1.9 trillion in September 2024.

Existing InvITs have an acquisition pipeline of Rs.55,000-60,000 crore by FY26, with an additional Rs.50,000-55,000 crore expected from asset monetization by NHAI and road developers.

With the rising uptake of these investment trusts or InvITs, the sector has become a focal point for private investment and asset monet...