Unitholding pattern post capital restructuring; Sponsor and Sponsor Group hold 17.13% of units

IRB InvIT Fund has shared its unitholding pattern as on September 30, 2026, described as being post the capital restructuring.

Mon 5 Oct 2026

Sponsor and Sponsor Group total unitholding

17.13%

Sponsor unitholding

26,64,00,000 units (16.12%)

Sponsor Group other than the Sponsor

1,68,50,000 units (1.01%)

Public unitholding

1,369,320,316 units

Total units outstanding

1,653,060,316 units

What the update covers

IRB InvIT Fund has submitted its unitholding pattern as on September 30, 2026, described as being post the capital restructuring, and also the unitholding pattern for the quarter ended September 30, 2026. The letter refers to earlier intimations dated September 25, 2026 and September 29, 2026 regarding the allotment of units pursuant to a preferential issue and an institutional placement.

Sponsor and Sponsor Group

• The footnote to the table states that the total unitholding of the Sponsor and the Sponsor Group is 17.13%.
• Of that, 26,64,00,000 units, or 16.12%, are held by the Sponsor.
• 1,68,50,000 units, or 1.01%, are held by the Sponsor Group other than the Sponsor.
• In the table, the category of Sponsor(s)/Investment Manager/Project Manager(s) and their associates/related parties is shown at 283,740,000 units, or 17.16%, split into bodies corporates at 266,400,000 units (16.12%) and individuals/HUF at 1,73,40,000 units (1.05%).
• The footnote adds that the 1,73,40,000 units, aggregating to 1.05% of the total units, are held by certain individuals, including employees and directors of the Sponsor/Project Manager and the Investment Manager and their respective relatives, in their individual capacities, aggregated for presentation under that category.

Public holding

• The largest public category is Foreign Portfolio Investors at 522,723,978 units, or 31.62%.
• Mutual Funds hold 121,366,373 units (7.34%).
• Other institutional categories: alternate investment fund 48,825,656 units (2.95%), provident/pension funds 20,951,074 units (1.27%), insurance companies 17,087,604 units (1.03%), financial institutions/banks 2,200,000 units (0.13%), central/state government 1,500 units (0.00%).
• Sub-total of public institutions: 733,156,185 units.
• In the non-institution part: individuals 305,881,348 units, bodies corporates 221,062,086 units (13.37%), NBFCs registered with RBI 95,698,600 units, non-resident Indians 12,865,212 units (0.78%), trusts 656,885 units (0.04%).
• Total public unitholding: 1,369,320,316 units.
• Total units outstanding: 1,653,060,316 units, shown as 100.00%.

Encumbrance

The column for units encumbered shows 0 units and 0.00% across the categories listed.

What this tells a unitholder

The update sets out who holds the units after the capital restructuring and the two unit allotments referred to in the covering letter. Two sections are usually tracked: the sponsor side's share of units, and the split between institutions and non-institutions among public holders. The table also shows whether any units are marked as encumbered.

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