Cube Highways Expands with a Rs 7.17 Bn Infra Move
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Cube Highways Expands with a Rs 7.17 Bn Infra Move

In a significant expansion drive, Cube Highways Trust has completed the 100% acquisition of N.A.M. Expressway Limited for Rs 7.17 billion, following the Share Purchase Agreement signed on June 4, 2024. This acquisition reinforces Cube Highways' dominance in India's roads and highways sector. 

Company Overview 
Cube Highways Trust is a SEBI-registered Infrastructure Investment Trust (InvIT), specialising in road infrastructure projects. It is one of India’s largest InvITs, managing 25 road assets across 12 states. 

Business Operations & Revenue Model 
The company operates a total road length of 1,940 km with 8,450 lane km and 27 toll plazas. Revenue sources include: 
  • Toll collections: 79% 
  • Annuity-based payments: 21% 
Cube Highways continues to expand through strategic acquisitions, with the N.A.M. Expressway deal marking another milestone in its growth trajectory. 

Expanding Road Asset Portfolio 
Cube Highways’ extensive Build-Operate-Transfer (BOT) projects include: 
  • Jaipur Mahua Tollway 
  • Western UP Tollway 
  • Nelamangala Devihalli Expressway 

Additionally, its annuity-based assets feature: 
  • Andhra Pradesh Expressway 
  • Mangalwedha Solapur Highways 

Global Backing & Investment Strategy 
The company is backed by renowned global investors, including: 
  • I Squared Capital 
  • Abu Dhabi Investment Authority (ADIA) 
  • British Columbia Investment Management Corporation 
  • Mubadala Investment Company 
                                  

In a significant expansion drive, Cube Highways Trust has completed the 100% acquisition of N.A.M. Expressway Limited for Rs 7.17 billion, following the Share Purchase Agreement signed on June 4, 2024. This acquisition reinforces Cube Highways' dominance in India's roads and highways sector. Company Overview Cube Highways Trust is a SEBI-registered Infrastructure Investment Trust (InvIT), specialising in road infrastructure projects. It is one of India’s largest InvITs, managing 25 road assets across 12 states. Business Operations & Revenue Model The company operates a total road length of 1,940 km with 8,450 lane km and 27 toll plazas. Revenue sources include: Toll collections: 79% Annuity-based payments: 21% Cube Highways continues to expand through strategic acquisitions, with the N.A.M. Expressway deal marking another milestone in its growth trajectory. Expanding Road Asset Portfolio Cube Highways’ extensive Build-Operate-Transfer (BOT) projects include: Jaipur Mahua Tollway Western UP Tollway Nelamangala Devihalli Expressway Additionally, its annuity-based assets feature: Andhra Pradesh Expressway Mangalwedha Solapur Highways Global Backing & Investment Strategy The company is backed by renowned global investors, including: I Squared Capital Abu Dhabi Investment Authority (ADIA) British Columbia Investment Management Corporation Mubadala Investment Company                                   

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