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16h agoKKR-backed Vertis targets ~$568 million Indian IPO, banks hired

Infrastructure investment firm Vertis Infrastructure Trust, backed by KKR, has engaged three investment banks to handle an Indian initial public offering of up to $568 million, with regulatory approval sought by December 2025. The IPO will mark one of the largest infrastructure-asset exits in India’s capital-markets calendar. The company, which has been consolidating infrastructure leases and monetising a long-term asset base, aims to list in Q1 2026 and capitalise on strong investor appetite for yield-oriented infrastructure plays amid softer growth elsewhere.
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16h agoKKR-backed Vertis targets ~$568 million Indian IPO, banks hired

Infrastructure investment firm Vertis Infrastructure Trust, backed by KKR, has engaged three investment banks to handle an Indian initial public offering of up to $568 million, with regulatory approval sought by December 2025. The IPO will mark one of the largest infrastructure-asset exits in India’s capital-markets calendar. The company, which has been consolidating infrastructure leases and monetising a long-term asset base, aims to list in Q1 2026 and capitalise on strong investor appetite for yield-oriented infrastructure plays amid softer growth elsewhere.
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KKR-backed Vertis targets ~$568 million Indian IPO, banks hired
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KKR-backed Vertis Infrastructure Trust plans a ~$568 million IPO in India, hiring banks ahead of Q1 2026 listing.
Infrastructure investment firm Vertis Infrastructure Trust, backed by KKR, has engaged three investment banks to handle an Indian initial public offering of up to $568 million, with regulatory approval sought by December 2025. The IPO will mark one of the largest infrastructure-asset exits in India’s capital-markets calendar. The company, which has been consolidating infrastructure leases and monetising a long-term asset base, aims to list in Q1 2026 and capitalise on strong investor appetite for yield-oriented infrastructure plays amid softer growth elsewhere.

Infrastructure investment firm Vertis Infrastructure Trust, backed by KKR, has engaged three investment banks to handle an Indian initial public offering of up to $568 million, with regulatory approval sought by December 2025. The IPO will mark one of the largest infrastructure-asset exits in India’s capital-markets calendar. The company, which has been consolidating infrastructure leases and monetising a long-term asset base, aims to list in Q1 2026 and capitalise on strong investor appetite for yield-oriented infrastructure plays amid softer growth elsewhere.
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