Edelweiss Alternatives Partners with JEXWAY for Transport Infrastructure

Edelweiss Alternatives has partnered with JEXWAY for transport infrastructure innovation through a strategic dual-pillar agreement signed on Thursday in Mumbai. Consequently, Japan Expressway International Co., Ltd. (JEXWAY) made a high-conviction capital investment in Citius TransNet Investment Trust. Furthermore, the collaboration establishes a long-term technical exchange program with asset management platform Sekura India Management Limited.

Strategic Japanese partnership strengthens Indian highway operational standards

Specifically, the structured arrangement combines Japanese expressway engineering expertise with local operating capabilities. JEXWAY operates major expressways across Japan, Indonesia, Vietnam, and the Philippines.

Meanwhile, Sekura manages extensive road and power transmission portfolios across key Indian transport corridors. Therefore, the alliance drives advanced technical solutions, efficient operations, and long-term asset management across domestic road networks.

Executive leadership outlines growth vision for Indian road networks

“India’s transport infrastructure is evolving rapidly with an increasing focus on scale and efficiency,” stated Amit Agarwal, CEO at EAAA India Alternatives. Consequently, integrating Japanese operational experience provides a huge opportunity for dynamic market expansion.

“India represents a compelling long-term growth opportunity driven by highway expansion,” noted SUZUKI Toru, President of JEXWAY. Additionally, Edelweiss Alternatives currently manages 4,586 lane kilometres of roads, 1.73 Gigawatts of solar assets, and 3.10 million square feet of office space. Thus, as Edelweiss Alternatives partners with JEXWAY for transport infrastructure, Indian highway operations gain world-class maintenance standards.