Pune-based real estate giant Mont Vert Group has signed a $500 million agreement with Kazakhstan’s Big B Corporation to develop a medical university and a multi-specialty hospital. The project, part of a joint venture with SRAM & MRAM Group and KAZIND Medical Group, will significantly boost Kazakhstan’s healthcare infrastructure.
Real EstateMedical UniversityMultispecialty HospitalMont Vert GroupKazakhstanReal EstateJun 16, 2025
The total value of the deal signed by Mont Vert Group is $500 million (approx. ₹4,300 crore).
The key partners in this healthcare project are Mont Vert Group, Big B Corporation, SRAM & MRAM Group, and KAZIND Medical Group of Kazakhstan.
The project land is located in Astana and Almaty, with 243 hectares in Astana and 100 hectares in Almaty.
The medical university will accommodate 10,000 students, and the multi-specialty hospital will have 1,000 beds.
Mont Vert Group has over 30 years of experience in the real estate industry and has successfully delivered over 6.8 million square feet of residential and commercial projects.
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