Mindspace REIT raises Rs 6.50 billion from IFC

02 Jul 2024 CW Team

Mindspace REIT, a leading real estate investment trust, has successfully raised Rs 650 crore through a debt financing arrangement with the International Finance Corporation (IFC). This strategic funding initiative aims to bolster Mindspace REIT's financial liquidity and support its ongoing and future real estate projects in India.

The funds raised from IFC will be utilised by Mindspace REIT to strengthen its portfolio of high-quality commercial properties and further enhance operational capabilities. Mindspace REIT focuses on owning and managing a diversified portfolio of office spaces located in key markets across India.

The partnership with IFC underscores Mindspace REIT's ability to attract international institutional investments, highlighting confidence in its robust business model and growth prospects within the Indian real estate sector. The collaboration with IFC is expected to facilitate Mindspace REIT's expansion plans and contribute to its strategic objectives of delivering value to stakeholders.

IFC, a member of the World Bank Group, supports sustainable private sector investments in emerging markets, including real estate and infrastructure projects. The funding provided to Mindspace REIT reflects IFC's commitment to fostering economic development through strategic investments in commercial real estate and promoting sustainable urbanisation.

Mindspace REIT continues to leverage its strong market position and operational expertise to capitalise on growth opportunities in India's commercial real estate segment. The funding from IFC will enable Mindspace REIT to further strengthen its leadership in the market and deliver sustainable value to its shareholders.

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