Blackstone-backed listed retail Real Estate Investment Trust, Nexus Select Trust, is nearing the completion of its acquisition of MBD Mall in Ludhiana. This move solidifies their presence in the rapidly growing retail market in Punjab.
Real EstateRetail InvestmentAcquisitionLudhianaMbd MallReal Estate MumbaiApr 03, 2025
Nexus Select Trust is a listed retail Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT) backed by Blackstone. It focuses on acquiring and managing high-quality retail assets in key urban centers across India.
The acquisition is a strategic move to capitalize on the growing retail market in Punjab and to enhance Nexus Select Trust’s portfolio with a high-quality asset.
The acquisition is expected to be finalized in the coming weeks, following the completion of regulatory approvals and other formalities.
While the specific financial details have not been disclosed, industry sources suggest that the acquisition is valued at several million dollars.
Nexus Select Trust plans to enhance the performance of MBD Mall through strategic renovations, marketing initiatives, and tenant management to increase foot traffic and rental yields.
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