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flag Indian states are using InvITs to fund infrastructure, following central government success in asset monetization.

flag Indian states including Maharashtra, Gujarat, Tamil Nadu, and Rajasthan are exploring infrastructure investment trusts (InvITs) to fund new projects, following the central government’s success in monetizing assets. flag InvITs, similar to mutual funds, allow investors to earn returns from infrastructure projects, enabling states to recycle capital for new developments beyond roads and power into areas like ports and water treatment. flag India’s InvITs had over ₹7 trillion in assets under management by March 2025, with a market cap of ₹2.4 trillion. flag The central government has monetized ₹926.3 billion in assets since 2020, and ICRA forecasts ₹350–400 billion in road monetization this fiscal year. flag While the model offers long-term investment potential, investor confidence may depend on strong structures and central support.

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