TruBoard, a Mumbai-based proptech startup, has raised funds from HDFC Capital to expand its presence in international markets, focusing on residential, commercial real estate, warehouse, and data centers.
ProptechReal EstateHdfc CapitalStartupInvestmentReal Estate MumbaiJul 03, 2024
HDFC Capital has acquired an 8.5% stake in TruBoard.
The investment will enable TruBoard to expand its presence in international markets, focusing on residential, commercial real estate, warehouse, and data centers.
TruBoard claims to have $1.8 billion assets under management (AUM), 1 GW renewable energy assets, 700 kms of road assets, among other real estate assets under its management.
HDFC Capital focuses on investing in real estate and technology startups through its H@ART initiative.
TruBoard offers multiple AI-driven platforms to provide insights for asset management of real estate projects, making it a unique player in the proptech space.
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