Mt. K Kapital announces the raise of over ₹500 crore for its maiden fund, targeting quick turnaround residential projects with low equity investments.
Mt K KapitalReal EstateInvestmentFundMumbaiReal Estate MumbaiSep 26, 2024
Mt. K Kapital has raised over ₹500 crore for its maiden fund.
Mt. K Kapital's core strategy targets quick turnaround residential projects with low equity investments and gives investors a share of project profits from redevelopment assets across Mumbai.
The investors in Mt. K Kapital's maiden fund include SBI, ICICI Bank, Famy Care, and other HNIs.
The expected IRR of Mt. K Kapital's investments is beyond 25%.
Mt. K Kapital has partnered with Rustomjee Group to invest in 10-12 projects across the MMR, focusing on redevelopment.
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