Meenakshi Group, a leading Hyderabad-based real estate and clean energy conglomerate, has announced the launch of its new financial services arm, Meenakshi Alternates (M-Alts), along with its debut fund: Meenakshi Real Assets Fund. This SEBI-approved Category II AIF aims to invest in real estate assets across top-tier cities in India.
Real EstateMeenakshi GroupMeenakshi AlternatesReal Assets FundInvestment StrategyReal EstateJun 02, 2025
The total corpus of the Meenakshi Real Assets Fund is Rs 700 crore, including a Rs 350 crore greenshoe option.
The fund adopts a hybrid investment strategy, targeting a mix of debt and equity investments in self-liquidating real estate assets.
The fund aims to target 6 to 8 high-conviction deals over a six-year horizon.
The CEO of Meenakshi Alternates is Mahesh Katragadda.
The maximum investment per transaction for the Meenakshi Real Assets Fund is Rs 70 crore.
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