Citius Transnet Investment Trust has informed the Exchange regarding Disclosure of material issue
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Citius TransNet Investment Trust has announced the results of a postal ballot that sought unitholder approval to raise the cap on aggregate consolidated borrowings and deferred payments to up to 49% of the value of the InvIT's assets, which is the maximum allowed under SEBI InvIT regulations. Voting was conducted via remote e-voting from May 20 to June 10, 2026. Out of 61 crore total outstanding units, 85.32% participated in the vote. The resolution was passed with overwhelming support — 99.99% of votes polled were in favour, with only 37,637 votes against. The Investment Manager (EAAA TransInfra Managers Limited) and related parties (holding 39.9 crore units) voted 100% in favour, as did public institutions.
This approval gives the InvIT full flexibility under SEBI rules to raise additional debt for future acquisitions, capital expenditure, or refinancing. For unitholders, this means higher potential returns from growth, but also increased leverage and financial risk if the borrowed funds are not deployed efficiently.