ATS Infrastructure, a leading real estate player in the Delhi-NCR region, has successfully repaid Rs 190 crore to the government-backed SWAMIH fund after completing the 'ATS Marigold' project in Gurugram. The project faced delays due to the NBFC crisis and the COVID-19 pandemic but was completed with the help of last-mile funding.
Ats InfrastructureSwamih FundGurugramReal EstateResidential ProjectsReal Estate NewsJul 31, 2025
The SWAMIH (Special Window for Affordable and Mid-Income Housing) Fund is a government-backed stress resolution fund designed to complete stalled housing projects across India. It provides last-mile funding to ensure that homebuyers' investments are not stuck in incomplete projects.
ATS Infrastructure repaid Rs 190 crore to the SWAMIH Fund, which includes Rs 133 crore as the principal amount and Rs 57 crore as interest.
The 'ATS Marigold' project is a residential housing project located on the Dwarka Expressway in Gurugram. It comprises 422 units across six towers and faced delays due to the NBFC crisis and the COVID-19 pandemic.
The SWAMIH Fund invested in the 'ATS Marigold' project in February 2021 when the project had nearly 4.5 lakh sq ft of unsold inventory and relatively subdued sales momentum.
ATS Group is currently working on launching end-user-focused projects in Gurgaon and North Delhi. The company has recently sold properties worth Rs 2,000 crore on the Dwarka Expressway and Yamuna Expressway, near the upcoming Jewar Airport.
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