CapitaLand has successfully secured a commitment from Daibiru Corporation, a Japanese real estate subsidiary, to finalize the fundraising for its second real estate vehicle in India. This strategic partnership marks a significant milestone in CapitaLand's
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CapitaLand is one of the largest diversified real estate groups headquartered in Singapore. It has a strong presence in residential, commercial, and integrated developments, with operations spanning across multiple countries.
Daibiru Corporation is a leading Japanese real estate subsidiary of the Daibiru Group. It has a strong track record of successful projects in Japan and is expanding its footprint in Asia.
The target corpus for CapitaLand’s second real estate vehicle in India is $500 million.
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