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The Public InvIT model allows the government to unlock capital from operational highway assets while retaining a structure through which investors can participate in the cash flows generated by the assets.
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Moneycontrol•19-10-2026, 17:14
Centre to Launch Public InvIT Phase 2 in December with NHAI and PSU Assets
  • •The Centre plans to launch the second phase of its Infrastructure Investment Trust programme in December.
  • •Three public sector entities, including the National Highways Authority of India, will offer fresh assets for monetisation.
  • •Assets from roads, highways, railways, and power sectors are expected to be monetised under the new programme.
  • •The Public InvIT model allows retail investors to participate in infrastructure asset monetisation and share in revenue cash flows.
  • •NHAI previously established Raajmarg Infra Investment Trust under Phase 1, successfully launching an IPO of Rs 6,000 crore.

Key Questions Answered

The Centre is likely to launch the second phase of its Infrastructure Investment Trust (InvIT) programme in December.

The National Highways Authority of India (NHAI), alongside two other public sector entities, is expected to offer fresh assets for monetisation under the Public InvIT 2.0 programme.

In March 2026, NHAI's Raajmarg Infra Investment Trust (RIIT) launched an initial public offering of Rs 6,000 crore to acquire five operational national highway assets.