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GOVERNMENT OF INDIA
MINISTRY OF FINANCE
DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMIC AFFAIRS
RAJYA SABHA
UNSTARRED QUESTION NO. 1183
TO BE ANSWERED ON
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2026/ 21 MAGHA, 1947 (SAKA)
‘National Investment and Infrastructure Fund’
1183 Shri Rajinder Gupta:
Will the Minister of FINANCE be pleased to state:
(a) the total corpus of the NIIF, including contributions from Government, sovereign
wealth funds and other investors;
(b) the sector-wise, project-wise and State/UT-wise details of investments made
under the NIIF since its inception, including the number, status and geographical
distribution of projects;
(c) the funds allocated, committed and disbursed under each NIIF, including the
Master Fund, Fund of Funds and Strategic-Opportunities Fund, State-wise;
(d) the measurable outcomes of NIIF investments in terms of infrastructure creation,
employment generation and mobilisation of private capital; and
(e) whether any proposals from States, including Punjab, are presently under
consideration if so, the reasons for the delay?
ANSWER
MINISTER OF STATE (FINANCE)
(SHRI PANKAJ CHAUDHARY)
(a) The total corpus of National Investment and Infrastructure Fund (NIIF) as of
December 2025 is Rs. 33,249 crores which includes contributions from Government,
Sovereign Wealth and other investors.
(b)&(c): NIIF currently has four funds namely Master Fund (MF), Fund of Funds (FoF),
Strategic Opportunities Fund (SoF) and India Japan Fund (IJF) that have invested
across 24 entities covering ports and logistics, renewable energy, roads, digital
infrastructure, healthcare, e-mobility and manufacturing among others spread across
various states and UTs. The details of funds allocated, committed and disbursed are
as follows:
Amount as of December 2025 In
INR Crore
Particulars MF-I PMF-I SOF IJF Total
Total corpus of the fund 15,998 4,281 8,062 4,908 33,249
Government of India commitment 7,837 2,098 7,660 2,405 20,000
1Disbursement (amount drawn by NIIF) 6,362 2,137# 4,814 813 14,126
as of 31.12.25 of the above*
*Amount disbursed used for investments and management fees & expenses
# For PMF-I, GoI utilisation/disbursement is higher than its commitment due to
re-investment of returned capital.
(d): Through its funds NIIF has created a significant impact using Government of India
capital. NIIF has made direct investments across 24 entities and has capitalised
around of 11 times the capital committed by GoI till December, 2025. These
investments are aligned with India’s national priorities. NIIF has also contributed to
employment generation, supporting both direct and indirect jobs.
(e): NIIF does not receive State or UT specific proposals. However, across its funds,
certain investments have been made in companies which are in the state of Punjab.
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