Indigrid InvIT: High yield on stable and predictable revenues

Post tax Yield tables, based on running 4 qtrs…before you deep dive into the numbers, here are some important points to be read

  1. The separation of taxable and non-taxable is a tedious job and one can be only sure, if you have the distribution advice (one can look at the TDS and if there is TDS, I take it as taxable). Since I don’t own every single REIT and INVIT below, there can be an odd mistake but that is why, I am giving the underlying table, that feeds into this yield calculation. I am no expert in Tax and hence do your diligence
  2. The fine print in IRB’s case is that, I have assumed, the last qtr payment of 1.5 DPU (and its breakup) as the common one across the entire year since using the previous 2 DPU will not give the correct picture
  3. The intent as always is that , if you go and buy these instruments today morning at 9.15 AM (assuming they open at the previous day close price), then what will be the yield on hand? that is the intent…
  4. Comments are always welcome and so are the suggestions

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What is the proposed 2000cr fund-raise for? Does it also imply ~10%+ dilution for existing unit hoders? If its for any disclosed acquisition then is the acquisition DPU accretive commensurate to the likely stake dilution of 10%? Views of the community will be quite helpful.

What is the source of this news , any links ?

Hi. Pls refer co announcement dated 29 Dec’25. Today they also announced the issue opening. Thx.