Of the 28 InvITs registered in India as of June 2026, only eight are publicly listed and traded. However, the sector is poised for massive expansion. According to a November 2025 report by Crisil Market Intelligence, total assets under management (AUM) for Indian InvITs are projected to surge from ₹6.28 trillion in 2025 to ₹21 trillion by 2030, clocking a compound annual growth rate of about 27%. As of March 2025, India’s InvIT portfolio was anchored firmly in core infrastructure, with roads commanding 39% of total AUM, followed by fibre networks at 35% and telecom towers at 14%.
