EAAA Alternatives Wins 'Best Infrastructure Fund – Overall Performance 2026' Award at IVCA Alternate Capital Excellence Awards 2026

EAAA Alternatives first launched its Infrastructure Yield Strategy in 2018 while the second series of Infrastructure Yield raised more than INR 8000 crore in 2024. 

Infrastructure Yield strategy focuses on investing in quality operating infrastructure assets with strong counterparties, long residual life, and high EBITDA margins, with the ability to generate stable, predictable yields alongside potential for long-term capital appreciation for investors. The sub-vertical involves the aggregation of assets, improving their performance, and exiting the portfolio to achieve higher valuations through InvITs or sale to strategic investors. 

With a consistent track record and institutional depth, EAAA’s fee-paying AUM of INR41,920 crore is distributed between Real Assets (52%) and Private Credit (46%).

About EAAA Alternatives
EAAA Alternatives is one of the leading, multi-strategy asset management alternatives platforms in India, in terms of assets under management (Source: CARE Report) with more than 15 years of experience of managing long term patient capital. With an AUM of INR 68,175 crore the platform focuses on providing income and yield solutions to its diverse global and domestic investor base through its key business verticals including Real Assets and Private Credit. 

Since FY21, EAAA Alternatives has cumulatively raised over INR 46,000 crore, deployed approximately INR 36,000 crore, and achieved realisations of nearly INR 38,000 crore, demonstrating its ability to effectively deploy and recycle capital across alternative investment strategies.

The firm currently serves around 5,500 unique clients globally and in India, including over 1,000 repeat clients, with ~55% of its AUM coming from clients in India.

EAAA Alternatives has offices in Mumbai, New Delhi, GIFT City and Singapore and on ground coverage through partners and relationship managers covering North America, Europe, Middle East, Japan, Australia and South Korea.
 

All figures as of December 31, 2025