Tata Realty has secured a loan of Rs 825 crore from the International Finance Corporation (IFC) to refinance Ramanujan Intellion Park in Chennai, a landmark development in sustainable real estate.
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The loan is specifically earmarked for the refinancing of Ramanujan Intellion Park in Chennai, a landmark development in sustainable real estate.
Ramanujan Intellion Park is a 25.27-acre development located in Chennai, which encompasses both a Special Economic Zone (SEZ) processing area and a non-processing zone.
This financing initiative is part of Tata Realty's commitment to advancing its sustainability efforts and elevating the standard of green commercial spaces across India.
IFC is providing the Rs 825 crore loan to Tata Realty to refinance Ramanujan Intellion Park, which is a key project in the company's sustainability efforts.
This financing initiative will further integrate sustainable technologies and practices at Ramanujan Intellion Park, which will lead to a reduction in carbon emissions and environmental impact.
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