IRB InvIT did not provide profit figures for the quarter. The company said it declared distribution of Rs 128 crore to the unitholders translating into payout of Rs 2.20 per unit for the second quarter.
This comprises Rs 1.20 per unit as interest and Rs 1.00 per unit towards capital reduction and with this, the cumulative distribution per unit since listing has reached Rs 45.30.
Vinod Kumar Menon, Executive Director & CEO of the Investment Manager said the phase-wise unlocking across India has brought strong recovery across all the assets, as the toll collection has surpassed pre-COVID levels and is excelling in most of the build operate transfer (BOT) assets with onset of festive season.
He further said Pathankot Amritsar Asset is reeling under the pressures of the ongoing farmers’ agitation.
“However, in line with the provisions of the Concession Agreement, we are eligible to receive cash compensation and extension in the concession period for these losses,” he said.
