SEBI Opens New Foreign Investment Route for Indian REITs and InvITs Through GIFT City Exchanges
Wednesday, November 4, 2026 · first reported by nationpathindia.com
SEBI released two circulars dated November 2, 2026, one covering REITs and the other InvITs. Eligible trusts may now list depository receipts that represent their units on India INX or NSE International Exchange at GIFT City, which gives overseas investors indirect exposure to the units.
New issues of receipts generally need unitholder approval, with votes in favour making up no less than 75 per cent of those cast, subject to some exceptions. The issue price of the underlying units has a floor set by a comparable issuance to domestic investors. The receipts are closed to resident Indians.
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