Property Share Investment Trust files DRHP with SEBI for Rs 353 crore IPO, set to enter Indian real estate investment market
Property Share Investment TrustIndian Real Estate MarketReitIpoSebiReal Estate MumbaiSep 28, 2024

The IPO is worth Rs 353 crore.
The purpose of the IPO is to raise funds to invest in a diversified portfolio of properties across India.
The trust is sponsored by a leading real estate developer in India.
The trust's investment strategy is focused on generating rental income and capital appreciation through a diversified portfolio of properties.
The IPO is expected to open soon, and investors are eagerly waiting to participate in the issue.

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