Digital Fibre Infrastructure Trust Reports Robust Financial Performance for Q2 FY26
Digital Fibre Infrastructure Trust (DFIT) announced its Q2 and H1 FY2026 results. Q2 revenue reached ₹1,474.00 crore with ₹477.00 crore in comprehensive income. H1 revenue was ₹2,932.00 crore with ₹947.00 crore in comprehensive income. DFIT distributed ₹1,076.00 crore to unitholders in H1. The Trust maintains a CARE AAA rating with a stable outlook. Its subsidiary, JDFPL, operates a pan-India optic fibre network of 30.1 million FPKM. India's telecom industry shows growth potential with 122.4 crore subscribers as of August 31, 2025.

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Digital Fibre Infrastructure Trust (DFIT), a leading player in India's optic fibre infrastructure sector, has announced its financial results for the second quarter and half-year ended September 30, 2025. The Trust, which owns 51% of Jio Digital Fibre Private Limited (JDFPL), demonstrated strong financial performance and continued growth in its operations.
Key Financial Highlights
For the quarter ended September 30, 2025, DFIT reported:
- Revenue from operations of ₹1,474.00 crore
- Total comprehensive income of ₹477.00 crore
- Earnings per unit of ₹2.45
For the half-year ended September 30, 2025, the Trust achieved:
- Revenue from operations of ₹2,932.00 crore
- Total comprehensive income of ₹947.00 crore
- Earnings per unit of ₹4.86
Financial Position and Distributions
As of September 30, 2025, DFIT's financial position remained robust:
- Total assets stood at ₹52,282.00 crore
- Total equity was reported at ₹19,242.00 crore
The Trust maintained its commitment to unitholder value, distributing ₹1,076.00 crore during the half-year period.
Credit Rating
DFIT continues to maintain a CARE AAA rating with a stable outlook, reflecting its strong financial position and operational stability in the infrastructure sector.
Operational Performance
JDFPL, the Trust's primary asset, owns and operates a pan-India optic fibre cable network of approximately 30.1 million fibre pair kilometers (FPKM). This extensive network positions DFIT as a key player in India's digital infrastructure landscape.
Industry Outlook
The telecom industry in India continues to show strong growth potential. As of August 31, 2025, India had a total reported subscriber base of 122.4 crore subscribers, with wireless services accounting for 96.2% of total telecom customers. The broadband subscriber base stood at 99.0 crore, indicating a growing demand for high-speed internet services.
Management Commentary
Jayanti Chaurasia Naita, Compliance Officer of Infinite India Investment Management Limited (acting as the Investment Manager of DFIT), stated, "Our performance in the second quarter and first half of FY2026 demonstrates the resilience and growth potential of our business model. We remain committed to delivering value to our unitholders while contributing to India's digital infrastructure growth."
DFIT's strong financial results and stable operations underscore its position as a key player in India's digital infrastructure sector. The Trust's continued focus on expanding its fibre network and maintaining financial discipline positions it well for future growth in the evolving telecom landscape.





























