IRB Infrastructure Developers Limited (IRB) — Board Meeting(2 announcements)
IRB Infrastructure announced approval of a postal ballot to extend agreements with 12 project SPVs, enabling continued operation and maintenance services and project management for its infrastructure projects.
IRB Infrastructure approved Project Implementation Agreements to act as Project Manager for IRB InvIT Fund and its SPVs (SYTL and CGTL) for approximately ₹2,663 crores on a fixed price basis over the remaining 18-year concession period, enabling management of two national highway toll projects under DBFOT and BOT models.
About IRB Infrastructure Developers Limited (IRB)
Construction · Construction · Listed on NSE
Recent Announcements from IRB Infrastructure Developers Limited
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🟡 Board Meeting — 3 July 2026
IRB Infrastructure Developers Limited seeks shareholder approval via postal ballot to extend O&M contracts for 12 toll road SPVs until the end of thei... -
Financial Results — 26 June 2026
IRB Infrastructure Developers announced that its designated persons and immediate relatives must not trade company shares from July 1, 2026, until 48 ... -
regulation 31 — 12 June 2026
IRB Infrastructure Developers disclosed on April 8, 2026, that its promoter group, IDEAL TOLL & INFRASTRUCTURE PRIVATE LIMITED, confirmed no new encum... -
🔴 Announcement — 8 June 2026
IRB Infrastructure Developers disclosed its promoter shareholding structure as of March 31, 2026, ahead of a potential open offer under SEBI takeover ... -
Announcement — 8 June 2026
IRB Infrastructure Developers reported a 25% year-on-year increase in May 2026 toll revenue to Rs.8,427 million, driven by new toll collections from r...
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