Blackstone is set to tighten its grip on India's real estate market with a significant investment in Kolte Patil, a prominent developer based in Pune. The deal, valued at ₹417 crore, marks another strategic move by the global investment giant to expand it
BlackstoneKolte PatilReal EstateIndiaInvestmentReal Estate PuneMar 14, 2025
The value of Blackstone's proposed stake in Kolte Patil is ₹417 crore.
Blackstone is acquiring a 26% stake in Kolte Patil.
Kolte Patil is a prominent real estate developer based in Pune, India, with a focus on residential and commercial projects.
Blackstone's investment will provide Kolte Patil with financial support, international expertise, and operational efficiencies, enabling the company to undertake larger projects and explore new markets.
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