IRB Infrastructure’s Toll Revenue Surges 23% to ₹6,360 Crore in FY25
IRB Infrastructure Developers Ltd. has reported a strong performance for the financial year 2024-25 (FY25), posting a 23% year-on-year increase in toll revenue. The total toll collection reached ₹6,360 crore, a notable rise from ₹5,169 crore in the previous fiscal, reaffirming IRB’s leading position in India’s highway and expressway infrastructure sector.
IRB Infrastructure’s Toll Revenue Sees Consistent Growth
For March 2025 alone, toll collections stood at ₹557 crore, marking a 16% increase from ₹481 crore in March 2024. The steady monthly growth underscores strong vehicle movement and enhanced traffic across IRB’s network of toll roads and expressways, driven by improved connectivity and rising economic activity.
Key Projects Driving Revenue Surge
Out of IRB’s 17 tolling projects, several emerged as top contributors. The IRB MP Expressway in Maharashtra was the highest revenue generator, contributing ₹1,754.4 crore. The Ahmedabad Vadodara Super Express Tollway added ₹762.1 crore, while the CG Tollway project (Chittorgarh to Gulabpura stretch on NH 79) contributed ₹376.1 crore.
These projects have not only delivered consistent revenues but also reflect IRB’s strategic asset positioning across key transport corridors in the country. With projects operating across 12 states, the company continues to benefit from expanding logistics and passenger movement.
Optimism Fueled by Infrastructure Push
IRB’s management expressed confidence in sustained revenue growth, citing government initiatives to promote tourism and increase consumption through enhanced transportation infrastructure. The Union Budget’s focus on capital expenditure and highway development is expected to boost traffic volume on tolled routes, further reinforcing IRB’s revenue potential.
As India’s largest integrated private toll roads and highways infrastructure developer, IRB Infrastructure now manages an asset base valued over ₹80,000 crore. With a combination of strategic project locations, rising vehicular movement, and a strong policy environment supporting infrastructure growth, IRB appears well-positioned for continued success in the coming years.
