Avinash Sule appointed as Managing Director of RMZ Corp

28 Oct 2021 CW Team

Avinash Sule has been named managing director of RMZ Corp Investment Management division. His primary responsibilities will include project acquisition and capital raising while expanding the company's global investment portfolio.

Sule is a senior advisor at Mitsui Fudosan in Japan, with over 15 years of experience. Sule also provided investment advice to Jaguar Growth Partners in Asia. Before that, he spent more than a decade as the country head of the Qatar Investment Authority.

Arshdeep Sethi, senior managing director, RMZ Corp told the media that experience will bring a fresh perspective to RMZ's charter of creating new asset classes in the real estate industry, with a keen understanding of managing investment portfolios.

This second appointment comes as the company plans to grow its real estate assets from 67 million sq ft, valued at $10 billion, to 87 million square feet, valued at $15 billion, by 2026.

Avnish Singh, the company's managing director of Investment Management, was recently appointed as well. Singh has worked for Tishman Speyer, GE Capital Real Estate, and JLL India, and has over 20 years of experience.

RMZ Corp is a Bangalore-based, privately held real estate investment, development, and management company. The business was founded in 2002. The largest LEED-certified company in India is RMZ Corp. One of the most widely used green building certification programmes in the world is LEED.

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