• An InvIT shall not make an initial offer of its units unless: • The InvIT is registered with the Board under these regulations; • The value of assets held by InvIT is at least INR 500 crores; • The offer size is at least INR 250 crores • Slabs for minimum offer size and public float: • If post issue capital is less than INR 1600 crores: minimum 25% of the total outstanding units of the InvIT or INR 250 crores, whichever is higher • If post issue capital is equal to or more than INR 1600 crores but less than INR 4000 crores: minimum INR 400 crores • If post issue capital is equal to more than INR 4,000 crores: minimum 10% of the total outstanding units of the InvIT • Any units offered to sponsor or manger or their related parties or their associates shall not be counted towards units offered to public • Public float in all cases shall be increased to a minimum of 25% within a period of three years from the date of listing • In case of a privately places InvIT, minimum investment from an investor should be INR 1 crore. However, if such InvIT invests or proposes to invest 80% or more of the value of InvIT assets, minimum investment from an investor shall be INR 25 crore • In case of a public InvIT, minimum subscription from an investor in initial and follow on offer to be INR 10 lakh • Maximum 10% of the amount raised by InvIT by public issue of units could be used for ‘general purposes’ as mentioned in the offer document. Issue related expenses shall not form part of general purpose. • Minimum subscription amount shall be 90% of the fresh issue size as specified in the offer document • If the InvIT fails to make any offer of its units, whether by way of public issue or private placement, within 3 years from the date of registration with the Board, it shall surrender its certificate of registration to the Board and cease to operate as an InvIT Please refer to Chapter IV of SEBI (Infrastructure Investment Trusts) Regulations 2014 at link for more information