InfRE360

Features

Extensive Data Coverage: Access up-to-date annual and quarterly financials from FY2022, covering 150+ parameters for REITs, InvITs, and their SPVs

Performance Assessment: Data architecture and easy-to-use customisable risk rating models

Key News Tracking: Stay ahead of market developments with close to real-time alerts on the REITs and InvITs landscape, ensuring a track of critical updates

Detailed Insights: Granular SPV-level information and access to comprehensive data on shareholding, debt instruments and credit ratings

Advance Simulation Capabilities: Run scenario modelling and sensitivity analysis to assess potential changes in valuation based on varying market conditions. User-friendly dashboard that dynamically visualizes valuation metrics for easy comparisons

Unique Selling Propositions

Sector coverage – InvITs (Road, Power, Telecommunication, Warehouse & Logistics) and REITs
Extensive data coverage with over 150+ data parameters and timely data refresh. Data downloads
Deep dive into sector, entity, and asset-level performance with interactive visuals
Peer analysis to identify market leaders and evaluate competitors
Granular SPV-level data
Advance simulation capabilities. Run scenario modelling and sensitivity analysis
Create your own portfolio for performance monitoring
Real time news tracking

Used by

Sponsors/Owners

Access to comprehensive financial data and performance metrics
Detailed peer analysis and benchmarking
Monitor market trends and evaluate market standing

Investors

Interactive dashboards for informed investment decisions
Better risk mitigation and analysis of return potential
Portfolio diversification and return optimization

Regulators

Policy formulation through data driven insights
Market surveillance and adherence to regulatory norms

FAQs

Investors can invest in listed REITs and InvITs through stock exchanges using a demat and trading account. Before investing, it is important to evaluate financial performance, asset quality, debt levels, cash flow generation, and market conditions.

REITs and InvITs provide exposure to income-generating assets across sectors such as commercial real estate and infrastructure. Their structure allows investors to diversify beyond traditional asset classes while potentially earning regular distributions linked to underlying asset performance.

REITs and InvITs allow investors to participate in real estate and infrastructure assets without purchasing properties directly. This provides access to professionally managed portfolios while requiring significantly lower capital compared to traditional real estate investments.

Real estate investment involves allocating capital to income-generating or value-appreciating property assets. This can be done directly through property ownership or indirectly through investment vehicles such as REITs that provide exposure to commercial real estate portfolios.

Real estate can offer income generation, diversification, and long-term wealth creation potential. However, investment outcomes depend on factors such as asset quality, market conditions, location, cash flow stability, and overall economic trends.

REITs and InvITs offer diversification, professional management, liquidity, and access to large-scale assets. They also provide transparency through regular disclosures, allowing investors to participate in infrastructure and real estate opportunities with relatively lower capital requirements.

Investors can access commercial real estate through listed REITs, which own and manage office parks, business centres, and other commercial properties. This approach offers exposure to commercial real estate without the complexities of direct ownership.

Income from REITs and InvITs may include dividends, interest, and capital gains, each subject to applicable tax regulations. Tax treatment can vary depending on investor type and prevailing laws, making professional tax advice advisable before investing.

Investors should review cash flows, occupancy levels, leverage, debt servicing capability, distribution history, asset quality, and valuation metrics. Assessing these factors helps build a clearer understanding of investment quality and long-term sustainability.

REITs generate cash flows primarily from rental income earned from commercial properties, while InvITs generate revenue from operational infrastructure assets. These earnings are distributed to investors after meeting operational, financing, and maintenance obligations.