Co-living startup Truliv has secured a strategic equity partnership with Bennett, Coleman and Company Limited (BCCL) at a valuation of Rs 356.50 crore. The funds will be used to expand into new cities and diversify into emerging segments like holiday homes and retirement living.
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Truliv operates through a built-to-suit, asset-light model that blends real estate efficiency with hospitality finesse. This model allows the company to offer high-occupancy properties that cater to mobile professionals, digital nomads, and young urban migrants.
Truliv is planning to expand into new segments such as holiday homes, retirement living, and nature-centric stays. These offerings are designed to meet the evolving needs of diverse demographic segments.
Truliv has raised a total of 2.1 million US dollars in a seed funding round from DRA Homes and other investors, and has now secured a strategic equity partnership with BCCL at a valuation of Rs 356.50 crore.
Truliv is projected to generate Rs 200 crore in annual revenue within the next three years, driven by its expansion plans and diversification into new segments.
The partnership with BCCL will provide Truliv with access to BCCL’s extensive network and resources, accelerating its growth and expansion plans. This strategic alliance is expected to enhance Truliv’s market presence and capabilities.
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