The Competition Commission of India (CCI) has approved the acquisition of Blackstone and Sattva units by Knowledge Realty REIT, marking a significant move in the Indian real estate sector.
Real EstateAcquisitionKnowledge Realty ReitCciBlackstoneReal Estate MumbaiMay 15, 2025
Knowledge Realty REIT is a real estate investment trust that specializes in acquiring, managing, and optimizing a diverse portfolio of commercial, retail, and residential properties in India.
Knowledge Realty REIT is acquiring units from Blackstone and Sattva, two well-established real estate entities in India.
The CCI's approval ensures that the acquisition complies with Indian competition laws, providing a clear path for the deal to proceed without regulatory issues.
The acquisition will offer investors a diversified portfolio with a higher potential for returns and access to high-quality assets in prime locations.
The next steps include satisfying customary closing conditions and gradually integrating Blackstone and Sattva units into Knowledge Realty REIT's portfolio to maximize value for all stakeholders.
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