IRB Infra Trust SPVs Pay Rs.61.11 Bn to NHAI for TOT Projects

04 Apr 2024 CW Team

IRB Infrastructure Trust's Special Purpose Vehicles (SPVs) have successfully disbursed a sum of ?61.11 billion to the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) for Toll-Operate-Transfer (TOT) projects. This substantial payment marks a significant step forward in enhancing urban infrastructure development across the country.

The disbursement underscores IRB Infrastructure's commitment to fulfilling its financial obligations and contributing to the advancement of infrastructure projects under the TOT model. The timely payment of this considerable sum to NHAI demonstrates IRB Infra Trust SPVs' financial strength and reliability in executing infrastructure ventures efficiently.

The funds disbursed by IRB Infra Trust SPVs will further facilitate the development, maintenance, and operation of national highways, thereby enhancing connectivity and promoting economic growth in the regions served by these projects. The infusion of capital into infrastructure initiatives is crucial for addressing the growing demands of urban transportation and improving overall mobility across the country.

The successful payment of ?61.11 billion to NHAI reflects IRB Infrastructure's unwavering dedication to supporting the government's infrastructure development agenda. It underscores the company's role as a key player in India's urban infrastructure landscape, contributing to the nation's progress and prosperity.

Moving forward, IRB Infra Trust SPVs are poised to continue their collaborative efforts with NHAI and other stakeholders to advance infrastructure projects and drive sustainable urban development. The successful completion of payments for TOT projects reaffirms IRB Infrastructure's commitment to delivering high-quality infrastructure solutions that benefit citizens and contribute to the nation's economic growth.

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