Capital Infra Trust is an infrastructure investment trust sponsored by Gawar Construction Limited. The InvIT was established to engage in activities and make investments as an infrastructure investment trust, as allowed under the SEBI InvIT Regulations.

The sponsoring company specializes in constructing road and highway projects across 19 states in India for various government bodies, including the NHAI, MoRTH, MMRDA, and CPWD. As of December 2024, the sponsor company’s portfolio of 26 road projects on a hybrid annuity mode (“HAM”)with NHAI, of which 11 are completed projects, including the five acquired assets which Sadbhav Infrastructure Project Limited erstwhile owned, and 15 under-construction projects.

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• Sizeable portfolio of stable revenue generating assets with no construction risk and long-term cash flows
• Geographically diversified road asset portfolio and revenue base;
• Attractive industry sector with strong underlying fundamentals and favourable government policies;
• Growth opportunities and rights to expand portfolio of assets through acquisition of Sponsor’s portfolio and third party projects;
• Strong support from our Sponsor, Project Manager and the Investment Manager;
• Skilled and experienced management team with industry experience with a focus on corporate governance; and
• Consistent track record of the Project Manager in operating and maintaining projects in the infrastructure sector in India.

1. Providing loans to the Project SPVs for repayment/pre-payment of external borrowings, in part or in full from the financial lenders (including any accrued interest and prepayment penalty); and
2. Providing loans to the Project SPVs for repayment of unsecured loans availed by the Project SPVs from the Sponsor.

The company is an infrastructure investment trust sponsored by Gawar group. This scheme is worth for well-informed investors for long term rewards. It offers dividend distribution, partial redemption and capital appreciation in the long run.