Certus Capital invests INR 150 crore in two MMR housing projects, targeting INR 750 crore in revenue and expanding its national real estate portfolio.
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Certus Capital is investing INR 150 crore in two mid-market housing projects in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR).
The potential revenue from these projects is over INR 750 crore.
Certus Capital is supporting developers JSB Group and Dynamix Group with this investment.
Certus Capital's broader strategy is to inject INR 1,000 crore into secured credit within the real estate sector by the end of this financial year, backing experienced developers in tier-1 cities.
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