The assets-size of India’s Infrastructure Investment Trust (InvITs) could triple to around Rs 21 lakh crore by 2030, driven by the heavy government spending and rising institutional investor allocations to alternatives, according to experts.

Corporate capital optimization through InvITs and low retail penetration offers large room for growth, say market observers. Client Associates (CA), a Multi Family Office (MFO) which manage over $7 billion in assets, sees government initiatives like the National Infrastructure Pipeline fuelling the growth.

Amid this rising interest, large number of InvITs are likely to do public issuances, said Jignesh Shah, CEO of Anantam Highways Trust, an InvIT recently listed on the NSE. Some of those InvITs, which earlier chose private placements, are like

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