India’s Infrastructure Investment Trusts (InvITs) market is projected to grow nearly threefold to around Rs 21 lakh crore in assets under management (AUM) by 2030, driven by rising institutional participation, policy reforms, and the country’s $4.5-trillion infrastructure investment push, according to a new white paper by Client Associates (CA) titled “InvITs in India: A Comprehensive Analysis 2025."

InvITs are trust-based pooled investment vehicles that own and operate infrastructure assets such as roads, transmission networks, and logistics facilities. Mandatorily listed—either publicly or privately—they differ in liquidity, minimum investment thresholds, and investor access, yet share a common framework that facilitates the pooling and monetization of infrastructure assets under a tran

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