Mumbai, October 08, 2026: Edelweiss Alternatives and Japan Expressway International Co., Ltd. (JEXWAY) have entered into an arrangement to exchange expertise and operational practices for the management of highway and transport infrastructure assets in India and Japan.

The arrangement has two components: JEXWAY’s investment in Citius TransNet Investment Trust (Citius TransNet), managed by EAAA TransInfra Managers Limited, and a technical collaboration between JEXWAY and Sekura India Management Limited (SEKURA), Edelweiss Alternatives’ infrastructure asset operating and management platform.

Under the collaboration, SEKURA and JEXWAY will facilitate a long-term, two-way exchange of technical solutions and operational practices. The partnership will combine JEXWAY’s experience in operating expressway networks with SEKURA’s capabilities in managing infrastructure assets in India.

Amit Agarwal, Chief Executive Officer, EAAA India Alternatives Limited, said, “India’s transport infrastructure is evolving rapidly, with increasing focus on scale, efficiency and long-term asset management. Japan’s deep experience combined with India’s scale, provides an opportunity to apply these practices in a dynamic market.”

Sreekumar Chatra, Managing Director of the Infrastructure Yield Funds, EAAA India Alternatives Limited, said, “We are delighted to associate with JEXWAY. This further strengthens our local capabilities by integrating global operational expertise through a meaningful two-way exchange of knowledge. JEXWAY’s investment in Citius TransNet is a validation of its quality and potential.”

SUZUKI Toru, President, Japan Expressway International Co., Limited, said, “India represents a compelling long-term growth opportunity, driven by the continued expansion of its highways and transport infrastructure sector. Our investment in Citius TransNet reflects our commitment to this growth story. Through our arrangement with SEKURA, the operating and management platform of Edelweiss Alternatives, we are partnering with an experienced investment manager with a proven track record and institutional grade governance standards.”

Edelweiss Alternatives manages investments across eight verticals, including infrastructure yield, commercial office assets, special situations and performing credit. Its infrastructure portfolio includes 1.73 gigawatts of solar assets, 4,586 lane kilometres of roads, 3.10 million square feet of office space and 1,835 circuit kilometres of transmission lines. Its private credit business has managed 190 investments amounting to approximately ₹424 billion.

JEXWAY is backed by major Japanese expressway companies and has experience in developing, investing in and operating transport infrastructure, primarily across Southeast Asia. Its investments include public-private partnership projects in Indonesia, Vietnam, the Philippines and India. The company also provides specialised highway asset management services through its affiliates.

The arrangement aims to facilitate the exchange of infrastructure management practices between the two markets as India continues to expand its highway and transport networks.