Top Executive Ashish Singh Quits Actis, to Pursue Entrepreneurial Ventures
Ashish Singh, head of India and SE Asia realty at Actis, resigns after 20 years of experience in real estate. He will stay on till end of 2025.
Real EstateActisAshish SinghIndiaSouth East AsiaReal EstateOct 02, 2024
Singh's departure from Actis comes as a surprise, but sources indicate that he may take up an entrepreneurial role after his transition from the firm. Both Actis and Singh have agreed that he will stay on till the end of 2025.
Actis has several joint ventures with Indian property developers, including a JV with Tata Realty & Infrastructure, which has two assets under construction. The firm also has a JV with Shapoorji Pallonji for mid-income housing under the Joyville brand, where 12 million sq ft is under development.
Additionally, Actis has a JV with Mahindra Lifespaces, which has developed residential properties, and recently announced another venture with Mahindra Lifespaces for industrial parks.
Actis is a global investor in real estate and infrastructure, and in October 2024, it joined General Atlantic to create a global platform with $87 billion in combined assets under management (AUM).
Information Actis is a global investor in real estate and infrastructure, with a presence in multiple countries across the world. The firm has a strong focus on emerging markets and has invested in several high-profile projects in India and other countries.
Actis is a leading global investor in real estate and infrastructure, with a strong presence in emerging markets. The firm has a proven track record of delivering high-quality projects and has invested in several high-profile ventures across the world.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Ashish Singh?
Ashish Singh is the partner and head of India and South East Asia real estate at UK-based private equity firm Actis.
Why is Ashish Singh quitting Actis?
According to sources, Ashish Singh may take up an entrepreneurial role after his transition from Actis.
What is Actis' presence in India?
Actis has several joint ventures with Indian property developers, including a JV with Tata Realty & Infrastructure and Shapoorji Pallonji.
What is Actis' global presence?
Actis is a global investor in real estate and infrastructure, with a presence in multiple countries across the world.
What is the significance of Actis' JV with General Atlantic?
Actis' JV with General Atlantic created a global platform with $87 billion in combined assets under management (AUM).
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