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AIIB invests Rs 4.86 billion into India’s largest renewable energy InvIT

In a significant move towards bolstering India’s renewable energy sector, the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) has invested Rs 4.86 billion in the Sustainable Energy Infra Trust (SEIT), the nation’s largest renewable energy infrastructure investment trust (InvIT). SEIT, sponsored jointly by Mahindra Susten Private Limited and Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan, boasts eight operational solar power generation assets with a cumulative capacity of 1.54 GWp, strategically located across India.


AIIB’s investment is aligned with its commitment to fostering the growth of InvITs as a recognized infrastructure asset class in the Indian market. The successful infusion of capital into SEIT not only fortifies its financial standing but also serves as a testament to the establishment and validation of InvITs as sustainable, long-term financing avenues in India. The listing of SEIT marks a significant milestone, enhancing its track record in capital raising and contributing to the evolving landscape of renewable energy financing.

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This strategic collaboration not only allows sponsors to realize returns on their investments in income-generating infrastructure assets but also provides a vital means to mobilize capital for pursuing an ambitious growth strategy aimed at creating new renewable energy assets. The investment by AIIB signals confidence in SEIT’s potential to drive positive change in India’s renewable energy sector and contributes to the broader objective of sustainable and responsible investment in the country’s infrastructure landscape.

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