Private Credit/Roads, renewable energy, infrastructure assets
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Neo Infra Income Opportunities Fund I

Neo Infra Income Opportunities Fund I is a Category II AIF focused on income-generating Indian road and renewable-energy infrastructure with contracted or regulated cash flows. Public 2026 materials name five deployed assets and three committed road assets, while exchange and rating filings identify Neo as the buyer or fund counterparty in specific infrastructure transactions. Fund II is a separate later vintage and is not merged into this record.

At a glance

Founded
2023
Footprint
Mumbai
Stage
Infrastructure income and asset-backed private credit

Research profile

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Investment lens

Neo Infra Income Opportunities Fund I uses a infrastructure income and asset-backed private credit approach across Roads, renewable energy, infrastructure assets.

Current evidence

Neo's 2026 materials identify five deployed and three committed infrastructure assets, while April and June 2026 NSE filings identify NIIOF as buyer or purchaser in HG Infra and Ceigall asset transactions. The vehicle's legal identity and SEBI registration remain corroborated by the current LEI record.

Strategy

Infrastructure income and asset-backed private credit

Sector focus

Roads, renewable energy, infrastructure assets

Current signal

Neo's 2026 materials identify five deployed and three committed infrastructure assets, while April and June 2026 NSE filings identify NIIOF as buyer or purchaser in HG Infra and Ceigall asset transactions. The vehicle's legal identity and SEBI registration remain corroborated by the current LEI record.

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