Cube Highways InvIT, a leading infrastructure investment trust, has recently acquired two road assets for an enterprise value of Rs 4184 crore. This strategic move is expected to bolster the company's portfolio and enhance its operational efficiency.
Cube Highways InvitInfrastructure InvestmentRoad AssetsEnterprise ValueIndian EconomyReal EstateFeb 09, 2025
Cube Highways InvIT is an infrastructure investment trust in India managed by Cube Highways Advisors. It focuses on investing in and managing toll road projects to enhance connectivity and transportation efficiency.
The two road assets acquired are a 120-km stretch of a National Highway connecting two major cities and a 90-km stretch of a state highway known for high traffic volume.
The enterprise value of the acquired road assets is Rs 4184 crore.
Cube Highways Advisors is the management company of Cube Highways InvIT, responsible for identifying and acquiring high-quality infrastructure assets and ensuring their operational efficiency.
The broader strategy is to diversify the portfolio, reduce risk, and create a balanced and resilient asset base by investing in a mix of national and state highways, aligning with the government's vision for a well-connected and developed nation.
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