Private equity firm EQT acquires 100% stake in Indostar Home Finance for Rs 1,750 crore, eyes expansion in affordable housing segment
EqtIndostar Home FinanceAffordable HousingHousing Finance MarketIndiaReal Estate NewsSep 20, 2024

The deal is valued at Rs 1,750 crore (USD 210 million)
The housing finance market currently stands at more than Rs 30 lakh crore
India's mortgage to GDP ratio is at 12.3% compared to more than 60% for developed countries like the USA and UK
Indostar Home Finance has a network of more than 130 branches spread across nine states
The MMG fund will invest Rs 500 crore of primary capital in Indostar Home Finance

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