CLI to double its current SGD 7.4 billion investment in India, exploring opportunities in renewable energy and real estate private credit.
Real EstateInvestmentIndiaCapitaland Investment LimitedBusiness ParksReal Estate MaharashtraSep 05, 2024
CLI plans to more than double its funds under management (FUM) in India by 2028, up from SGD 7.4 billion (INR 458.8 billion) as of 30 June 2024.
CLI's growth strategies in India will be driven by its listed CapitaLand India Trust (CLINT) and private funds.
CLI will explore opportunities to enter the renewable energy segment, with a focus on providing high-quality assets to enterprise and hyperscale clients.
CLI will explore opportunities to enter the real estate private credit segment, with a focus on providing financing solutions to residential construction projects.
CLI has been present in India for 30 years and has established a strong track record in managing a well-diversified portfolio.
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