India, July 30 -- India's road infrastructure sector continues to benefit from sustained government push toward public-private partnerships and asset monetization through InvIT structures, as developers increasingly shift from pure construction toward long-term toll-collection and annuity income models to build predictable, recurring cash flows.

IRB Infrastructure shares rose 1.75% to Rs. 20.33 on Thursday, against a previous close of Rs. 19.98, after opening at Rs. 19.74 and touching an intraday high of Rs. 21.04. The stock's market capitalization stood near Rs. 24,554.57 crore.

What's the News? IRB Infrastructure Developers Limited's board, at a meeting held on July 30, 2026, approved unaudited consolidated and standalone financial r...