NHAI plans to monetize two more highways, which might bring in bids of up to 4,000 crore rupees

By B2B Desk | Apr 20, 2022

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The National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) is set to convert the two main roads for sale 9 and 10 after the release of the ToT Series 6 and 8 auction due to poor response. The NHAI trainer delivered two tender packs, each consisting of one track.

Local governments such as Adani Road Transport, IRB Infrastructure, Prakash Asphalting & Toll Highways (PATH), DP Jain and Sekura Roads will be charged for the much-needed goods, while global investors CDPQ, CPP Investments, Cube Highways, Macquarie and Macquarie are leaving the funds. also. IFRS has joined local engagements, the people added.




      

ToT 9 is comprised of 73 km section of Allahabad-Varanasi NH-30 in Uttar Pradesh, while ToT 10 comprises 125 km section of Gwalior-Shivpuri (NH-03) in Madhya Pradesh. The deadline for submitting offers is April 28.

Under the ToT model, the right to operate, maintain and operate a national highway for 15 to 30 years is leased for 15 to 30 years in advance of paying the one-time legalization fee to the government.

ToT 9 can fetch an enterprise value of Rs 2,300 to 2,600 crore, while ToT 10 can fetch Rs 1,100 to 1,500 crore, potential permissible assets, he said.

The two originals will have a 15-year franchise period.

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