Anantam Highways Trust (ANANTAM) fundamentals

Anantam Highways Trust is a listed company in Construction, part of the Construction sector, listed on the NSE as ANANTAM (ISIN INE1UA823019). This page carries its reported financials, balance sheet, cash flow, shareholding pattern and valuation ratios.

What Anantam Highways Trust does

Anantam Highways Trust (the Trust) is an India-based infrastructure investment trust which proposes to invest in infrastructure assets, including in road infrastructure assets. The Trust shall have an initial portfolio consisting of the nine Project SPVs having an aggregate of 359.73 kms (1,434.86 lane kms), located across five states and one union territory in India, which comprises national highways that are located in the states of Karnataka, Telangana, Gujarat, Bihar, Tamil Nadu and one union territory of Puducherry. The projects consist of Dhrol Bhadra Highways Limited Project, Dodaballapur Hoskote Highways Limited Project, Repallewada Highways Limited Project, Viluppuram Highways Limited Project, Narenpur Purnea Highways Limited Project, Bangalore Malur Highways Limited Project, Malur Bangarpet Highways Limited Project, Poondiyankuppam Highways Limited Project, and DPJ Pollachi HAM Project Private Limited Project.

Valuation and market data

Last close₹106.33
Market capitalisation₹1,091 crore
Enterprise value₹3,171 crore
P/E (TTM)5.58
Price to book0.47
Price to sales (TTM)1.83
Book value per share₹224.49
Dividend yield705.33%
SectorConstruction
IndustryConstruction
Listed sinceThu Oct 16

Annual results

PeriodRevenueProfit before taxNet profitEPS
Mar 2026₹348 crore₹214 crore₹196 crore19.05
Mar 2025₹0 crore₹-0 crore₹-0 crore0.00

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

Shareholding pattern

As of Jun 2026:

Promoters37.5%
Foreign institutions (FII)0.1%
Mutual funds2.3%
Other domestic institutions3.9%
Retail and others56.2%

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