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NHAI in-principally approves 10 road stretches for InvIT Round-2 acquisition
NHAI has in-principally approved 10 road sections for InvIT Round-2.
By ScoutQuest · · 2 min read
- Combined length of road sections
- 910.76 km
- Largest section
- Aligarh–Kanpur (NH-34) at 283.8 km
- Road sections in-principally approved
- 10
What the update says
- NHAI has, by its letter dated October 22, 2026, in-principally approved the inclusion of 10 road sections in InvIT Round-2, under the Asset Monetization Plan for FY 2026-27.
- These road assets are offered for potential acquisition by Raajmarg Infra Investment Trust.
- The intimation describes the list as the revised list of road assets.
The sections on the list
- Renigunta to Naidupetta, NH-71, Andhra Pradesh (plaza: Merlapaka)
- Bilaspur to Pathrapalli, NH-130, Chhattisgarh (plaza: Limha)
- Paniyala Mor to Narnaul to Pacheri Kalan including Nangal Choudhary Bypass, NH148B, Haryana (plaza: Sirohi Bahali)
- Rewari to Narnaul section and Rewari Bypass, NH-11, Haryana (plaza: Kathuwas)
- Dobaspet to Dodaballapur to Hoskote, NH-648, Karnataka
- Mancherial to Rapellewada, NH-363, Telangana (plaza: Mandamarri)
- Suryapet to Khammam, NH-365BB, Telangana
- Chakeri to Usraina (Fatehpur) to Khokharaj (Prayagraj), NH-19, Uttar Pradesh
- Aligarh to Kanpur, NH-34, Uttar Pradesh
- Pimpalgaon–Nashik–Gonde, NH-848 & 60, Maharashtra
Size at a glance
- Total length of the listed sections: 910.76 km
- Largest single section: Aligarh to Kanpur at 283.8 km
- Next largest: Chakeri to Khokharaj (Prayagraj) at 145.50 km
- Dobaspet to Hoskote, Karnataka: 79.60 km; Paniyala Mor to Pacheri Kalan, Haryana: 72.06 km
- Smallest single section: Mancherial to Rapellewada at 42.00 km
- The list touches Andhra Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Haryana, Karnataka, Telangana, Uttar Pradesh and Maharashtra
What an InvIT does, in simple terms
- An infrastructure investment trust pools money from investors and holds operating assets such as toll roads, and distributes the income it earns to unitholders.
- Adding road assets can change the trust's portfolio size and the toll or annuity income it collects. Here the assets have only been offered; the update records no acquisition.
Still at proposal stage
- NHAI's approval is in-principle, and the update says the same is subject to further evaluation and discussion by the Management and Board of Directors of Raajmarg Infra Investment Managers Private Limited, in its capacity as Investment Manager.
- So this is a step in the process rather than a concluded transaction.
What to watch
- The outcome of the Investment Manager's evaluation and Board discussion on these stretches.
- Any later disclosure on the terms on which the Trust would take up these road assets.
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More numbers
- Road sections in-principally approved for InvIT Round-210 (Ten)
- Total length of the listed road sections910.76
- Aligarh to Kanpur NH-34 section length283.8
- Chakeri to Khokharaj (Prayagraj) NH-19 section length145.50
- Dobaspet to Hoskote NH-648 section length79.60
- Paniyala Mor to Pacheri Kalan NH148B section length72.06
- Mancherial to Rapellewada NH-363 section length42.00
Source: BSE · 23 Oct 2026
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