The House of Abhinandan Lodha has rebranded its investment arm, Lodha Ventures, into Abhinandan Ventures. This move marks a significant step into real estate development, private equity, and other strategic ventures in Mumbai and beyond.
Real EstatePrivate EquityAbhinandan VenturesMumbaiAbhinandan LodhaReal Estate MumbaiMay 14, 2025

Abhinandan Ventures is focusing on real estate development, private equity, and other strategic ventures, with a particular emphasis on high-quality projects in Mumbai and other key cities.
The rebranding was a strategic decision to better align with the company's long-term goals and market demands, reflecting a broader shift in its corporate identity and future vision.
The first project in Mumbai is a vertical real estate development that aims to set new benchmarks in the industry with a focus on cutting-edge design and sustainability.
Abhinandan Ventures is making significant investments in private equity, supporting innovative startups and mid-sized businesses with the potential to drive economic growth and create value for stakeholders.
Abhinandan Ventures is also exploring opportunities in sectors such as healthcare, education, and technology, which offer significant potential for growth and can contribute to the overall development of the economy.

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