Dilip Buildcon explores InvIT structure for renewable asset monetisation

Dilip Buildcon is evaluating multiple pathways to monetise its renewable energy assets through the InvIT (Infrastructure Investment Trust) route, according to sources familiar with the company's strategy. The move reflects the developer's broader effort to generate predictable, long-term cash flows from its clean energy operations.

The company is considering two primary options: establishing a separate, dedicated InvIT focused exclusively on renewable power assets, or consolidating the portfolio under Anantam Highways, its existing InvIT platform. Both approaches would provide institutional investors with exposure to stable, inflation-linked power generation revenues that typically characterise renewable energy projects.

Infrastructure InvITs have emerged as a preferred vehicle for monetising operational assets in India, offering investors regular distributions while allowing sponsors to free up capital for fresh development initiatives. The renewable energy sector has become particularly attractive to InvIT investors seeking defensive, long-duration cash flows with minimal execution risk.

Dilip Buildcon's renewable portfolio spans multiple technologies and geographies across South and Southeast Asia. By structuring these assets through an InvIT, the company would access a broader pool of institutional capital while maintaining operational control. The final structure will likely depend on regulatory considerations, tax efficiency, and market conditions at the time of execution.