What is InvIT (Infrastructure Investment Trust)?
InvIT (Infrastructure Investment Trust) (also called invit) — A listed trust that owns operating infrastructure assets (like roads or power lines) and passes their cash flows to unitholders.
In simple terms
An InvIT pays regular income from toll or transmission assets.
Why InvIT (Infrastructure Investment Trust) matters when you invest
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InvIT (Infrastructure Investment Trust) — frequently asked questions
What is InvIT (Infrastructure Investment Trust)?
A listed trust that owns operating infrastructure assets (like roads or power lines) and passes their cash flows to unitholders.
What does InvIT (Infrastructure Investment Trust) mean in the stock market?
A listed trust that owns operating infrastructure assets (like roads or power lines) and passes their cash flows to unitholders. An InvIT pays regular income from toll or transmission assets.
Can you give an example of InvIT (Infrastructure Investment Trust)?
An InvIT pays regular income from toll or transmission assets.
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