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Tata Realty Secures Rs 12.8 Billion Green Loan for Gurugram Park
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Tata Realty Secures Rs 12.8 Billion Green Loan for Gurugram Park

Tata Realty & Infrastructure Ltd has secured a Rs 12.8 billion green-loan facility from DBS Bank India, supporting the development of Intellion Park, Gurugram — a modern 2.1 million sq ft office campus comprising four towers under the company’s flagship Intellion brand. The funding has been availed through a dedicated special-purpose vehicle (SPV).

DBS Bank India served as the sole advisor and green-loan coordinator for the transaction. Santanu Mitra, Managing Director and Country Head – Corporate Banking (Large and Midcap), said the deal demonstrates how responsible financial solutions can simultaneously enable sustainability goals and business growth, highlighting DBS’s customised approach to green financing.

Sanjay Dutt, CEO of Tata Realty & Infrastructure Ltd, said the green-loan facility reflects the Tata Group’s long-standing commitment to environmental and social responsibility. He added that the investment comes at a crucial time, as India’s commercial real-estate sector and global capability centre (GCC) ecosystem continue to expand, strengthening the country’s global position and reinforcing the group’s push for sustainable development.

Tata Realty & Infrastructure Ltd has secured a Rs 12.8 billion green-loan facility from DBS Bank India, supporting the development of Intellion Park, Gurugram — a modern 2.1 million sq ft office campus comprising four towers under the company’s flagship Intellion brand. The funding has been availed through a dedicated special-purpose vehicle (SPV). DBS Bank India served as the sole advisor and green-loan coordinator for the transaction. Santanu Mitra, Managing Director and Country Head – Corporate Banking (Large and Midcap), said the deal demonstrates how responsible financial solutions can simultaneously enable sustainability goals and business growth, highlighting DBS’s customised approach to green financing. Sanjay Dutt, CEO of Tata Realty & Infrastructure Ltd, said the green-loan facility reflects the Tata Group’s long-standing commitment to environmental and social responsibility. He added that the investment comes at a crucial time, as India’s commercial real-estate sector and global capability centre (GCC) ecosystem continue to expand, strengthening the country’s global position and reinforcing the group’s push for sustainable development.

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