53 lakh in the quarter ended June 2026, according to the Bharat InvITs Association (BIA). 58 lakh unitholders at the end of Q4 FY26.

The increase comes alongside a rise in distributions, with InvITs paying out ₹5,923 crore to unitholders in Q1 FY27, up 15% from ₹5,153 crore in the year-ago quarter. Cumulative distributions since the sector's inception crossed ₹97,000 crore during the quarter, highlighting its nearly decade-long track record of distributions to investors.

7% year-on-year increase. 98 lakh crore..

“The 15% growth in distributions in Q1 FY27 is a reflection of the sector’s ability to deliver consistent cash flows and create long-term value for unitholders,” he added. “Continued investor education, wider participation and a supportive regulatory environment will be key to unlocking the immense potential of InvITs and enabling them to play a larger role in India’s infrastructure development,” he said.

Established in March 2024, Bharat InvITs Association is the apex industry body for Infrastructure Investment Trusts in India. It serves as a platform for InvITs, regulators, institutional investors, UHNIs and other stakeholders to collaborate on infrastructure financing through capital markets.

As of 2026, India's InvIT market comprises 28 registered business trusts with more than ₹7 lakh crore in AUM across roads, power, telecom, pipelines, renewable energy, optical fibre, warehousing and logistics.