Blackstone has acquired the South City Mall in Kolkata for a transaction value of ₹3,250 crore, marking a strategic exit for the Merlin Group. The mall, spanning over one million sq ft, generates an average annual turnover of over ₹1,800 crore.
BlackstoneSouth City MallMerlin GroupKolkataReal EstateReal Estate NewsJun 17, 2025
The transaction value of Blackstone's acquisition of South City Mall in Kolkata is ₹3,250 crore.
South City Mall was developed by South City Projects (Kolkata), a consortium of Merlin Group, Emami Group, Sachi Group, Surekha Group, JB Group, and Rameswara Group.
South City Mall was launched in January 2008.
The average annual turnover of South City Mall is over ₹1,800 crore.
Merlin Group plans to open two more malls in West Bengal, one of which is a 5 lakh sq ft mall being developed in Joka, Kolkata. They are also developing a 5 million sq ft IT park in Sector V, Kolkata, and have 15 residential projects under construction.
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