IRB Infrastructure Developers Limited disclosed its gross toll revenue performance for August 2026 through a regulatory filing to BSE Limited and National Stock Exchange of India Limited.
The company reported total gross toll revenue of ₹8,074 million (₹807.4 crore) for August 2026, representing a significant increase from ₹6,462 million (₹646.2 crore) in August 2025, reflecting approximately 25% year-on-year growth.
The revenue breakdown covers 25 special purpose vehicles (SPVs) operating highway projects across India, categorized under different ownership structures:
- Wholly-owned Subsidiaries: 2 projects generating ₹2,524 million
- IRB Infrastructure Trust (Private InvIT): 14 projects generating ₹4,668 million
- IRB InvIT Fund (Public InvIT): 9 projects generating ₹882 million
Three new projects commenced operations in 2026 and contributed revenue without year-ago comparables:
- IRB Harihara Corridors Private Limited (commenced January 23, 2026): ₹417 million
- IRB Chandibhadra Tollway Private Limited (commenced April 1, 2026): ₹200 million
- Meerat Budaun Expressway Limited (commenced May 17, 2026): ₹226 million
Management commentary from Shri Amitabh Murarka, Deputy CEO, attributed the strong performance to sustained traffic growth across assets and tariff revisions implemented at the beginning of FY27. He expressed optimism for continued positive momentum due to robust GDP growth, sustained economic activity, and the onset of the festive season beginning with Ganesh Festival.
The disclosure included detailed project-wise revenue figures with comparative data from August 2025, showing most projects experiencing year-on-year growth. Notable performers included IRB MP Expressway Private Limited (₹1,721 million vs ₹1,447 million) and IRB Golconda Expressway Private Limited (₹879 million vs ₹737 million).
The document also provided background information on IRB Group's overall portfolio comprising 28 highway assets with approximately ₹940 billion enterprise value across 13 Indian states, handling approximately 1.5 million vehicle crossings daily.