MIRAI JMAC and Prathamus Ventures have launched a strategic partnership to establish a global real estate platform, focusing on the Indian market, with a significant presence in Mumbai, Pune, and Bangalore.
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The real estate sector alone contributed approximately 7.3% to the Indian GDP in the fiscal year 2021-22.
The Real Estate Investment Platform is tailored for mid-to-large real estate developers in India poised for growth, aiming to elevate them into global brands through joint ventures with The Private Office of His Highness Sheikh Ahmed Bin Faisal Al Qassimi (RFO) in the UAE.
The goal of the partnership is to enhance investment opportunities and drive sustainable growth in the Indian real estate sector.
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