Unitholding pattern shared after allotment of ~14.82 crore units under Institutional Placement
Capital Infra Trust has shared its unitholding pattern before and after allotting ~14.82 crore units under an Institutional Placement.
By ScoutQuest · · 2 min read
- Total units outstanding
- rose from 50,81,62,933 (as on September 30, 2026) to 65,63,35,689 (as on October 16, 2026)
- Units allotted under Institutional Placement
- ~14.82 crore units
- Sponsor and Sponsor Group stake
- 17,60,46,090 units; share fell from 34.64% to 26.82%
What the update covers
Capital Infra Trust has submitted its unitholding pattern as on September 30, 2026 (before) and as on October 16, 2026 (after) the allotment of ~14.82 crore units under an Institutional Placement. Trading approval for these units was received on October 21, 2026.
How the unit base changed
- Total units outstanding rose from 50,81,62,933 to 65,63,35,689.
- The gap between the two is the fresh allotment of ~14.82 crore units.
- Because the number of units went up, every existing holding now represents a smaller percentage of the trust than before.
Sponsor and Sponsor Group
- They held 17,60,46,090 units on both dates.
- Their stake fell from 34.64% to 26.82%.
- The fall is a percentage effect of the larger unit base; the unit count itself did not change.
Holder mix after the allotment (October 16, 2026)
- Public holding: 48,02,89,599 units, 73.18% (earlier 65.36%).
- Institutional public holding: 34,23,89,186 units, 52.17% (earlier 39.85%).
- Mutual funds: 15,62,92,598 units, 23.81% (earlier 16.65%).
- Insurance companies: 9,75,46,979 units, 14.86% (earlier 10.96%).
- Provident/pension funds: 4,69,17,251 units, 7.15% (earlier 4.26%).
- Bodies corporate (public, non-institution): 5,93,10,930 units, 9.04% (earlier 10.10%).
- Individuals: 7,59,35,406 units, 11.57% (earlier 14.90%).
- Non-resident Indians: 19,74,451 units, 0.30% (earlier 0.38%).
- Alternative investment funds: 1,54,63,959 units, 2.36% (earlier 2.95%).
What a retail unitholder can take from this
- The trust now has more units in issue, so a holding that was, say, a fixed number of units now carries a smaller share of the trust than it did before the placement.
- Bigger participation from mutual funds, insurers and pension funds is visible in the numbers, and the public holding share moved above three-fourths of total units.
- The sponsor group's unit count is unchanged, so its lower percentage reflects the larger denominator rather than a sale of units.
Reading the tables
- The two snapshots use the same categories, so each line can be compared directly, both in units and in percentage of total outstanding units.
- The percentages in the post-placement table add up to 100.00% of 65,63,35,689 units.
The update is a post-allotment unitholding disclosure submitted to the exchanges, and the same information is available on the trust's website.
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23 Oct 2026
QIP of ~14.82 crore units at ₹75.25 per unit raises ₹1,115 crore
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Quarterly corporate governance compliance report shared for Q2 FY 2026-27
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More numbers
- Units allotted under Institutional Placement14,81,72,756
- Total units outstanding as on September 30, 202650,81,62,933
- Total units outstanding as on October 16, 202665,63,35,689
- Sponsor and Sponsor Group units held17,60,46,090
- Sponsor and Sponsor Group stake post allotment26.82%
- Total public unit holding post allotment48,02,89,599
- Mutual funds holding post allotment15,62,92,598
- Institutional public holding post allotment34,23,89,186
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