National Highways Infra Trust (NHIT) reported strong Q3 FY26 results with consolidated revenue from operations at 11.04 billion rupees and profit after tax at 2.47 billion rupees. The quarter reflected robust traffic growth, higher toll collections, and improved operating margins, reinforcing NHIT’s position in India’s infrastructure investment landscape.
National Highways Infra Trust announced its December quarter (Q3 FY26) financials, showcasing resilient performance across key metrics. The InvIT continues to benefit from rising traffic volumes and efficient asset management, strengthening investor confidence in India’s road infrastructure sector.
Key Highlights
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Revenue from operations stood at 11.04 billion rupees, marking a healthy year-on-year growth.
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Consolidated profit after tax reached 2.47 billion rupees, supported by higher operating efficiency.
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Operating profit margins improved, reflecting disciplined cost management and steady toll collections.
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Quarter-on-quarter growth was driven by increased vehicular movement across portfolio highways.
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Distribution income to unitholders remained stable, reinforcing NHIT’s predictable cash flow model.
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Balance sheet strength was maintained with prudent leverage and strong liquidity buffers.
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The trust continues to expand its portfolio under the National Monetisation Pipeline, adding new assets to enhance long-term returns.
The results underline NHIT’s role as a critical player in India’s infrastructure financing ecosystem, offering investors exposure to stable, annuity-like returns from highway assets.
Sources: Mint, National Stock Exchange filings, BSE corporate disclosures