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Several Indian infrastructure and engineering firms experienced significant developments recently. IRB Infrastructure Trust plans to sell assets valued at ₹4,663 crore to IRB InvIT Fund as part of a capital recycling strategy, potentially increasing the InvIT's enterprise value to approximately ₹23,000 crore. Meanwhile, LTTS reported a 14% revenue increase for FY26, alongside the divestment of its Smart World & Communication business for ₹452 crore. ABB India’s net profit surged in Q1 FY26, largely due to the sale of its Robotics business, while Aeroflex Enterprises sold a majority stake in M.R. Organisation Limited for ₹222.87 crores, aiming to enhance shareholder value.
IRB Trust Offers ₹4,663 Cr Assets to InvIT
IRB Infrastructure Trust made a preliminary non-binding offer to sell two BOT highway assets with a combined enterprise value of ₹4,663 crore to IRB InvIT Fund.
The assets comprise Solapur Yedeshi NH2
LTTS FY26 Revenue Up 14% to ₹10,996 Crore, Divests SWC Business
LTTS reported FY26 revenue of ₹10,996 crore with 14% YoY growth and EBIT margins of 14.5% from continuing operations.
The company divested its Smart World & Communication business for ₹452 crore and d
ABB India Q1 Net Profit Surges to ₹1,784 Crore
ABB India reported Q1 FY26 consolidated net profit of ₹1,783.65 crore, significantly boosted by a ₹1,441.74 crore profit from the discontinued Robotics business sale.
Revenue from continuing operation
Aeroflex Sells Entire 68% MRO Stake for ₹222.87 Crores
Aeroflex Enterprises completed the sale of its entire 68% stake in M.R. Organisation Limited to Ingersoll-Rand Industrial US, Inc.
The company received an initial consideration of ₹222.87 crores on Ap
Amphenol Completes ADC India Open Offer Acquisition
Amphenol Corporation completed open offer for 26% of ADC India Communications shares at ₹1,233.59 per share, totaling ₹147.54 crore.
Truhome Finance announced e-auctions for three mortgaged properties