📰 ET Markets 🏛️ RBI/POLICY 🕒 03 Nov 2026, 06:45 AM IST

Sebi allows REITs, InvITs to tap overseas investors through depository receipts

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Core Development: Sebi allows REITs, InvITs to tap overseas investors through depository receipts

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Market & Financial Impact: Sebi has established frameworks allowing real estate investment trusts and infrastructure investment trusts to issue foreign currency denominated depository receipts. This initiative enables them to access capital from overseas markets through international exchanges in GIFT City. To issue depository receipts, unitholder approval will be required, with a majority supporting such moves. Certain restrictions and conditions will apply to participating trusts and existing unitholders.

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The regulator said REITs and InvITs can issue fresh units or facilitate the transfer of existing units held by investors for issuing DRs.

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Sebi allows REITs, InvITs to tap overseas investors through depository receipts

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