4 Indian REITs post 13% YoY growth in distributions, top Rs 1,559 crore in Q1 FY26
ADVERTISEMENT The country's listed REITs include Brookfield India Real Estate Trust, Embassy Office Parks REIT, Mindspace Business Parks REIT, and Nexus Select Trust.
Together, these REITs manage a portfolio exceeding 129 million square feet of Grade A office and retail assets across India. Since their inception, they have cumulatively distributed over Rs 24,300 crore to unitholders.
In a major milestone for the sector, the combined market capitalisation of all four listed REITs crossed Rs 1 lakh crore as of market close on July 30, 2025 — highlighting the strong growth trajectory of the segment and its increasing significance in the country's financial ecosystem.
'This rise in quarterly distribution marks a strong start to the fiscal year and reflects Indian REITs' continued commitment to delivering regular and stable cash flows to unitholders. The consistent growth in quarterly distributions to REIT unitholders highlights the exceptional quality of underlying assets, the strength of rental collections, and disciplined capital management by REIT managers. As the market matures and investor confidence deepens, we are confident REITs will emerge as a cornerstone of India's capital markets, offering a compelling investment proposition for domestic and international investors. With its proven track record of resilience and growth, we firmly believe Indian REITs are poised for continued success,' said Alok Aggarwal, Managing Director & CEO of Brookfield India Real Estate Trust and Chairman of the Indian REITs Association. As of Q4 FY25, the total gross Assets Under Management (AUM) of the Indian REIT market stood at approximately Rs 1,63,000 crore.
ADVERTISEMENT The Indian REITs Association (IRA), a non-profit industry body supported by the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) and the Ministry of Finance, counts the four listed REITs as its founding members. Unlock 500+ Stock Recos on App
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