Mt K Kapital has raised over ₹500 crore for its maiden fund to invest in real estate projects in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR), with a focus on redevelopment and quick turnaround residential projects.
Mt K KapitalReal EstateMumbai Metropolitan RegionAlternative Investment FundRustomjee GroupReal EstateSep 25, 2024
Mt K Kapital's maiden fund is Mt. K Resi Development Fund Category II SEBI registered Alternative Investment Fund, which aims to invest in real estate projects in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR).
Mt K Kapital has raised over ₹500 crore for its maiden fund.
Mt K Kapital's core strategy involves targeting quick turnaround residential projects with low equity investments, offering 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 several high net worth individuals (HNIs).
The expected IRR for Mt K Kapital's investments is beyond 25 per cent, driven by favourable macroeconomic conditions.
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