Archive · 21 Aug 2025
NHAI's Asset Monetisation Surpasses ₹1.42 Lakh Crore
The Indian government is selling or leasing its roads to raise money.
Up to now, they've made over ₹1.4 lakh crore, and they aim to make more this year.
They do this through methods such as letting companies operate roads for a set time.
They invite bids for the roads.
These funds go into the government's main account, to be used for different projects.
The government is making sure everything is transparent, so people can trust the process.
NHAI raised ₹1,42,758 crore via asset monetisation up to FY25.
The target for asset monetisation in the current fiscal year is ₹30,000 crore.
Asset monetisation uses ToT, InvIT, and Securitisation modes.
ToT involves open market bidding for road stretches.
Funds raised via ToT and InvIT are transferred to the CFI.
- Who
- NHAI and the Indian government.
- What
- NHAI has raised funds through asset monetisation.
- When
- Data is up to FY25.
- Where
- India.
- Why
- To generate revenue.
Government's Perspective
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Transparency
Government's Perspective
The government aims for transparency in its processes.
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- Total Asset Monetisation (up to FY25)
- ₹1,42,758 crore
- FY25 Asset Monetisation Target
- ₹30,000 crore
- ToT Contribution
- ₹48,995 crore
- InvIT Contribution
- ₹43,638 crore
- Securitisation Contribution
- ₹50,125 crore
