Capital Infra Trust (CAPINVIT) fundamentals

Capital Infra Trust is a listed company in Construction, part of the Construction sector, listed on the NSE as CAPINVIT (ISIN INE0Z8Z23013). This page carries its reported financials, balance sheet, cash flow, shareholding pattern and valuation ratios.

What Capital Infra Trust does

Capital Infra Trust (the Trust), formerly National Infrastructure Trust, is an Infrastructure investment trust (InvIT), which is focused on investing in infrastructure projects mainly national highways. The Trust manages a diversified portfolio of infrastructure assets through special purpose vehicles (SPVs). Its operational highway projects function as independent entities within the InvIT umbrella. Its projects include Gawar Bangalore Highways Private Limited, Gawar Khajuwala Bap Highway Private Limited, Gawar Kiratpur Nerchowk Highway Private Limited, Gawar Narnaul Highway Private Limited, Gawar Nainital Highways Private Limited, Gawar Rohna Sonepat Highways Private Limited, Gawar Rohna Jhajjar Highway Private Limited, Hardiya Hasanpur Highway Private Limited and Dewas Ujjain Highway Private Limited.

Valuation and market data

Last close₹76.97
Market capitalisation₹2,622 crore
Enterprise value₹5,131 crore
P/E (TTM)12.45
Price to book0.76
Price to sales (TTM)1.76
Book value per share₹101.60
Dividend yield1339.48%
SectorConstruction
IndustryConstruction
Listed sinceFri Jan 17

Annual results

PeriodRevenueProfit before taxNet profitEPS
Mar 2026₹789 crore₹288 crore₹286 crore8.38
Mar 2025₹405 crore₹-77 crore₹-77 crore-13.24
Mar 2024₹1,544 crore₹175 crore₹126 crore3.63
Mar 2023₹2,519 crore₹665 crore₹497 crore14.75

Figures are as reported (standalone), in ₹ crore.

Shareholding pattern

As of Jun 2026:

Promoters32.4%
Foreign institutions (FII)2.5%
Mutual funds16.7%
Other domestic institutions15.1%
Retail and others33.3%

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