Archive · 5 Dec 2025
NIIF Considers Selling 51% Stake in IntelliSmart
The National Investment and Infrastructure Fund (NIIF) is thinking about selling its big part (51%) of a company called IntelliSmart.
IntelliSmart makes smart electricity meters that can be read from far away and help people save money on their energy bills.
NIIF has been investing in IntelliSmart since 2019 and wants to sell it for $500 million.
They are talking to other companies who might want to buy it.
NIIF has sold parts of other companies this year too, like a company that makes renewable energy and a company that makes electric cars.
But they haven't decided yet if they will sell IntelliSmart.
NIIF is considering selling its 51% stake in IntelliSmart Infrastructure.
The fund is seeking a valuation of $500 million for IntelliSmart.
NIIF has been an investor in IntelliSmart since 2019.
IntelliSmart was set up as a joint venture between NIIF and Energy Efficiency Services Ltd.
NIIF has made several asset disposals this year, including Ayana Renewable Power and Ather Energy Ltd.
- Who
- National Investment and Infrastructure Fund (NIIF)
- What
- Considering selling 51% stake in IntelliSmart Infrastructure
- When
- Deliberations are ongoing as of December 5, 2025
- Where
- IntelliSmart is based in New Delhi, India
- Why
- NIIF is seeking a valuation of $500 million for IntelliSmart
- Company
- IntelliSmart Infrastructure
- Stake for Sale
- 51%
- NIIF's Assets
- Over $4.9 billion
- NIIF's Investments
- More than 75 direct and indirect
- Recent Sales
- Ayana Renewable Power, highways in Jammu and Kashmir, stake in Ather Energy Ltd.
- IntelliSmart's Purpose
- Smart electricity-meter company
- IntelliSmart's Features
- Remote reading, network failure identification, consumption data for energy bill reduction