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L&T Buys 2 Crore Nxt-Infra Trust Units For ₹199 Crore

L&T strengthens infrastructure portfolio, buys Nxt-Infra Trust units, shares rise 1.03%

Mumbai Alert · Markets Desk
Mumbai Alert · Markets Desk
Markets Desk · Mumbai Alert News · Wed, 19 August 2026 at 02:03 pm
L&T Buys 2 Crore Nxt-Infra Trust Units For ₹199 Crore

Larsen & Toubro (L&T) has acquired over 2 crore units of Nxt-Infra Trust for ₹199 crore through an open market transaction on the National Stock Exchange (NSE). The transaction was executed on Tuesday at an average price of ₹95.33 per unit.

The purchase strengthens L&T's infrastructure investment portfolio, with Nxt-Infra Trust being a Sebi-registered InvIT (Infrastructure Investment Trusts). Following the transaction, shares of Nxt-Infra Trust were trading 1.03% higher at ₹98 per unit on the NSE.

A K Capital Finance also sold over 2.10 crore units of Nxt-Infra Trust at the same price, taking the deal value to ₹200.67 crore. Details of other buyers of Nxt-Infra Trust's units could not be identified on the exchange.

Nxt-Infra Trust is sponsored by Actis Highway Infra Ltd, part of the Actis Group, a global investor focused on sustainable infrastructure. Actis Group invests worldwide across energy infrastructure, long-life infrastructure, digital infrastructure, and real estate.

The acquisition is a significant move by L&T to expand its infrastructure investment portfolio. L&T is a major player in the infrastructure sector, with a strong presence in construction, engineering, and project management.

The transaction also highlights the growing interest in infrastructure investment trusts (InvITs) in India. InvITs are investment vehicles that allow investors to invest in infrastructure projects, providing a stable source of income and long-term capital appreciation.

The acquisition is expected to have a positive impact on L&T's financial performance, with the company looking to expand its presence in the infrastructure sector. The deal also demonstrates the confidence of investors in the Indian infrastructure sector, which is expected to see significant growth in the coming years.

In conclusion, the acquisition of Nxt-Infra Trust units by L&T is a significant development in the infrastructure sector, highlighting the growing interest in InvITs and the confidence of investors in the Indian infrastructure sector.

The deal is also expected to have a positive impact on the Indian economy, with the infrastructure sector being a key driver of growth. The acquisition is a testament to the growing importance of infrastructure investment in India, with companies like L&T looking to expand their presence in the sector.

Overall, the acquisition of Nxt-Infra Trust units by L&T is a significant move that is expected to have a positive impact on the company's financial performance and the Indian infrastructure sector as a whole.

Frequently asked questions

What is the deal value of L&T's acquisition of Nxt-Infra Trust units?

The deal value is ₹199 crore.

What is the average price per unit of the acquisition?

The average price per unit is ₹95.33.

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