Hyderabad-based Meenakshi Group announces a Rs 700 crore fundraise for a real estate AIF, aiming to execute up to 8 deals over 6 years. Sebi and IEPFA conduct an outreach camp in Pune to assist investors.
Real EstateFundraiseMeenakshi GroupAifSebiReal EstateJun 03, 2025
The Meenakshi Group's new real estate AIF is a fund that aims to raise Rs 700 crore to invest in up to eight real estate projects over a period of six years.
The Meenakshi Group has committed 20 per cent of the corpus size as sponsor capital for the AIF.
The 'Niveshak Shivir' is an investor outreach camp aimed at assisting shareholders in reclaiming unpaid dividends and unclaimed shares.
The AIF provides investors with an opportunity to participate in the growth of the real estate sector, which has shown resilience and potential for high returns. The group's expertise and sponsor capital commitment offer a strong foundation for the fund's success.
The Meenakshi Group aims to invest in up to eight deals over a period of six years, focusing on high-potential projects that offer attractive returns.
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