Archive · 19 Aug 2025
India's InvIT Market Poised to Surge to $258 Billion by 2030
Imagine investment trusts in India, called InvITs, are like special funds that invest in infrastructure.
These funds are expected to grow a lot, reaching $258 billion by 2030.
This is because more money is being invested in building things like roads and bridges.
Big investors, like pension funds, are also putting money in.
The government is spending a lot on infrastructure, which helps these funds grow.
This growth will help build more infrastructure in India.
India's InvIT market is projected to grow 3.5 times by 2030, reaching $258 billion.
Current AUM for InvITs is $73 billion, driven by infrastructure investments.
Growth will be fueled by institutional investor allocations and foreign investment.
Government spending on core infrastructure surged from $12 bn to $75 bn.
InvIT growth will help bridge infrastructure financing gaps in India.
- Who
- Infrastructure Investment Trusts (InvITs) in India
- What
- India's InvIT market is projected to reach $258 billion by 2030.
- When
- By 2030
- Where
- India
- Why
- Driven by infrastructure investments, institutional investors, and government spending.
- Projected Valuation by 2030
- $258 billion
- Current AUM (FY2025)
- $73 billion
- Market Growth
- 3.5 times
- Government Spending Surge
- $12 bn to $75 bn (FY15-FY25)
- Key Drivers
- Institutional investors, government spending, foreign investment
