Canonicus Capital has partnered with Trevoc to launch a Rs five billion (bn) real estate platform aimed at resolving stuck residential and commercial projects. The platform will target projects that have stalled due to funding constraints, regulatory delays or operational challenges. The partners envisage a focused vehicle to mobilise capital and expertise to complete and monetise dormant assets. The platform is designed to deploy structured capital solutions and performance linked financing across a portfolio of assets. It will seek to combine financial resources with project management and technical oversight to accelerate delivery. Emphasis will be placed on transparent governance and alignment of interests between developers, lenders and buyers. Investment decisions will be guided by asset level due diligence and prioritisation of projects where completion can unlock significant value. The vehicle will consider acquisition of distressed assets, co?development arrangements and completion contracts as necessary to ensure timely delivery. Risk management frameworks will be applied to balance returns with capital preservation. The initiative is expected to provide relief to homebuyers awaiting possession and to developers facing liquidity stress, while offering lenders an alternative route to recovery. By unlocking stalled inventory the platform could also contribute to stabilising local market supply dynamics. Stakeholder engagement and regulatory compliance will remain central to its operational approach. The move reflects a broader trend of specialised funds targeting resolution of stressed real estate assets in the market. Such platforms aim to bridge short term financing gaps and restore project momentum through concentrated operational effort. Success will depend on sourcing viable projects and efficiently deploying capital and technical expertise. Canonicus Capital and Trevoc will now proceed to finalise asset selection criteria and operational structures with the intent to begin deployments in the near term. Ongoing monitoring and periodic reporting to stakeholders will inform progress and adjustments to strategy. The platform could set a precedent for collaborative solutions to the persistent problem of stalled projects in the sector.