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Two Indian InvITs plan debut bond issues totaling ₹26 billion
Two infrastructure investment trusts (InvITs) — Oriental Infratrust and IRB InvIT Fund — are preparing debut bond issuances of around ₹26 billion combined (~US$297 million) between October and November 2025. Oriental Infratrust will issue ~₹8.3 billion via 3- and 14-year notes, while IRB InvIT targets ~₹18 billion through 5- and 10-year bonds. Ratings agencies have given them 'AAA'. The step underlines growing capital-markets depth in infrastructure financing in India.
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Two Indian InvITs plan debut bond issues totaling ₹26 billion
Two infrastructure investment trusts (InvITs) — Oriental Infratrust and IRB InvIT Fund — are preparing debut bond issuances of around ₹26 billion combined (~US$297 million) between October and November 2025. Oriental Infratrust will issue ~₹8.3 billion via 3- and 14-year notes, while IRB InvIT targets ~₹18 billion through 5- and 10-year bonds. Ratings agencies have given them 'AAA'. The step underlines growing capital-markets depth in infrastructure financing in India.
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Two Indian InvITs plan debut bond issues totalling ~₹26 billion, highlighting infrastructure financing growth and investor appetite.
Two infrastructure investment trusts (InvITs) — Oriental Infratrust and IRB InvIT Fund — are preparing debut bond issuances of around ₹26 billion combined (~US$297 million) between October and November 2025. Oriental Infratrust will issue ~₹8.3 billion via 3- and 14-year notes, while IRB InvIT targets ~₹18 billion through 5- and 10-year bonds. Ratings agencies have given them 'AAA'. The step underlines growing capital-markets depth in infrastructure financing in India.
Two infrastructure investment trusts (InvITs) — Oriental Infratrust and IRB InvIT Fund — are preparing debut bond issuances of around ₹26 billion combined (~US$297 million) between October and November 2025. Oriental Infratrust will issue ~₹8.3 billion via 3- and 14-year notes, while IRB InvIT targets ~₹18 billion through 5- and 10-year bonds. Ratings agencies have given them 'AAA'. The step underlines growing capital-markets depth in infrastructure financing in India.
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