Maple Infrastructure Trust has informed the Exchange regarding Unitholding pattern post capital restructuring
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Maple Infrastructure Trust (formerly Indian Highway Concessions Trust) has filed its updated unitholding pattern following a capital restructuring that included a preferential allotment of units on November 20, 2025. Post restructuring, the Sponsor and Sponsor Group's stake has dropped sharply from 75% (35.46 crore units) to 40.41% (14.33 crore units). Public unitholding now stands at 25% (11.82 crore units), with Alternative Investment Funds holding the largest public slice at 16.30%, followed by Bodies Corporates at 7.36%, NBFCs at 1.12%, and Trusts at 0.22%. Total outstanding units are 47.28 crore. No units are pledged or encumbered.
The sponsor group's holding falling below the 50% mark (now 40.41%) is a significant structural change for retail unitholders — it signals greater public and institutional participation in the trust, increased free float, and reduced promoter control. The dilution via preferential allotment may also expand the investor base and improve trading liquidity in the units.