Eden Realty Group will invest Rs 5,000 crore, equivalent to Rs 50 billion (bn), in a portfolio of residential and hospitality projects, according to a company statement. The investment will target development of new housing schemes and hotel properties and is presented as part of the group's growth strategy. The company indicated that capital allocation will aim to accelerate delivery of projects and enhance asset quality across its holdings. The group described the allocation as a substantial commitment to long-term development. The group said funds will be directed to multiple ongoing and planned schemes, covering land acquisition, construction and project completion costs. The emphasis will be on creating homes and hospitality assets that meet current market preferences for space, amenities and flexible use, while seeking to optimise timelines and cost efficiencies. The company suggested that the investment will support a pipeline of developments at different stages. The focus on amenities reflects evolving buyer expectations and operational needs in hospitality. The group intends to deploy the allocation over a period that will align with project milestones and regulatory approvals, with a phased approach to minimise execution risk and manage cash flows. It is expected that the investment will involve collaboration with contractors, consultants and local partners to ensure timely mobilisation and compliance with local regulations. The firm highlighted operational readiness and supply chain coordination as priorities. Risk mitigation measures will be prioritised. The move comes as the real estate and hospitality sectors show renewed activity, and the group positioned the investment as a response to improving demand conditions. Company executives framed the decision as a strategic step to strengthen the development pipeline and contribute to local employment through construction and operations. Eden Realty Group will continue to evaluate opportunities that fit its risk and return criteria. Governance and oversight arrangements will be maintained.