Bond Issuer
National Highways Infra Trust
National Highways Infra Trust (NHIT) sponsored by NHAI (an autonomous authority of the GoI) is a registered infrastructure investment trust under the InvIT Regulations. NHIT is eng…
Issuer Overview
National Highways Infra Trust (NHIT) sponsored by NHAI (an autonomous authority of the GoI) is a registered infrastructure investment trust under the InvIT Regulations. NHIT is engaged in conducting a host of activities.
About Company
Investing your hard-earned money in a secure and dependable company can help you avoid disappointment. It can also help you avoid losses. NHIT being the trust of NHAI can be trusted source also for the retail investors.
Business Overview
Your decision to buy invest in NHIT IPO can not only help you get returns on your investment, but it will also help you enjoy many other advantages as an investor.
Key Highlights
- Infrastructure investment trust linked to national highways
- Cash flows typically tied to toll / annuity assets
- Platform for long-duration infrastructure exposure
Credit Rating
Infrastructure InvIT credit profile (verify latest)
Industries Served
- Highway Infrastructure
- Toll Roads
- Infrastructure Investment
Strengths
- NHIT IPO can help you earn a comparatively better return on your investment.
- A good opportunity for retail investors to earn a fixed return.
Risk Factors
- Traffic and toll-collection variability
- Regulatory and concession-related risks
- Interest-rate sensitivity of infrastructure cash flows
Why Invest
- The National Highways Infra Trust (NHIT) aims to toll, operate, and maintain three toll roads spanning 246 kilometres in popular Indian states such as Madhya Pradesh, Telangana, Uttar Pradesh, and Maharashtra.
- These toll roads will be implemented under the Toll Operate and Transfer model, which is part of the NHAI's vision for infrastructure development.
- NHIT's public issues can be considered a relatively safe investment option.
- Investing in NHIT public issues allows investors to earn interest paid semi-annually.
- The NCDs are rated Stable’ by CARE Ratings Limited, AAA by PROVISIONAL CARE, and ‘PROVISIONAL IND AAA/Stable’ by India Ratings and Research Private Limited.
Financial Snapshot
- Structure
- InvIT
- Focus
- National Highways
FAQs
The higher credit rating by the different credit rating agencies makes the NHIT NCDs safe.
The Non-Convertible Debentures (NCDs) has the face value Rs. 1000 (one thousand) each. It comprises of three distinct STRPP having face value of ₹ 300/-, ₹ 400/- and ₹ 300/- respectively.
BSE Limited is the designated exchange for the NHIT issue.
The “NHIT Issue” will be for an amount aggregating up to ₹ 1,500 crores.
NHIT currently owns, operates, and maintains a 5 initial toll roads portfolio spanning ~389 km in the states of Telangana, Karnataka, Gujarat, and Rajasthan in India.
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