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IndiGrid says two new transmission projects will add 3% to AUM

In an interview with CNBC-TV18, Harsh Shah, CEO of IndiGrid InvIT Fund, highlighted the magnitude of these projects, emphasising that their combined size is a little over ₹1,000 crore.

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By Surabhi Upadhyay   | Pavitra Parekh  Jan 3, 2024 7:37:00 PM IST (Published)

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IndiGrid, India's inaugural and largest Infrastructure Investment Trust (InvIT) specialising in the power transmission sector, clinched two inter-state transmission projects.

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Harsh Shah, CEO of IndiGrid InvIT Fund, said their combined size is a little over 1,000 crore. This addition is expected to contribute around 3% to the assets under management (AUM), which currently stands at approximately 27,000 crore.
"In the last 12 months, we have added 4,000 crore of renewable energy assets, and now we are incorporating an additional 1,000 crore. With a pipeline of about 5,000 crore in 2023, we are content with our progress."
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The initial project involves evacuating power from the Dhule 2GW renewable energy zone, incurring annual transmission charges of 53 crore post-commissioning. The subsequent venture includes constructing two substations in Madhya Pradesh, with annual transmission charges of around 62.5 crore post-commissioning.
Shah noted that these projects have a construction timeline of approximately 24 months, with expected EBITDA contributions to overall cash flows starting from 2026-27.
Discussing debt, Shah stated, "Currently, we are at 60% net debt to AUM, allowing us to acquire another 5,000-6,000 crore of projects. As we acquire more assets, the net debt as a percentage of AUM decreases. We will continue this cycle to enhance our distribution per unit (DPU)."
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