Address Maker Secures Rs 2bn Financing Partnership With AI Growth
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Address Maker Secures Rs 2bn Financing Partnership With AI Growth

Address Maker, a Bengaluru-based real estate developer, has entered into a Rs 2 billion strategic financing partnership with AI Growth, the holding company of Jiraaf. The arrangement aims to accelerate the developer’s growth by providing flexible capital for land acquisitions, joint development agreements and project funding.

The partnership leverages Address Maker’s strong execution track record and AI Growth’s disciplined capital deployment model. With a rolling capital framework offered through Jiraaf’s affiliates, the developer will be able to move swiftly on high-potential and time-sensitive opportunities, strengthening its development pipeline and market presence.

Khushru Jijina of Address Maker said the collaboration aligns with the company’s philosophy of disciplined, responsible growth. “This partnership gives us the financial agility to accelerate our next phase of growth in Bengaluru and marks an important step as we plan to expand into new markets like Mumbai,” he noted.

Address Maker has delivered 6.7 million sq ft across residential, commercial and plotted developments in Bengaluru, with a further 5.2 million sq ft under construction. The new financing structure offers reliable access to capital, enabling the firm to pursue strategic opportunities with greater confidence.

Vineet Aggarwal, Co-founder of Jiraaf, said the partnership reflects Jiraaf’s commitment to supporting well-governed, transparent real estate platforms. He emphasised that while Jiraaf continues to operate strictly within its SEBI-regulated framework as an Online Bond Platform, its holding company and affiliates can extend structured capital solutions to high-quality partners such as Address Maker.

The alliance signals strong confidence in Bengaluru’s property market and paves the way for broader expansion within India’s real estate sector.

Address Maker, a Bengaluru-based real estate developer, has entered into a Rs 2 billion strategic financing partnership with AI Growth, the holding company of Jiraaf. The arrangement aims to accelerate the developer’s growth by providing flexible capital for land acquisitions, joint development agreements and project funding. The partnership leverages Address Maker’s strong execution track record and AI Growth’s disciplined capital deployment model. With a rolling capital framework offered through Jiraaf’s affiliates, the developer will be able to move swiftly on high-potential and time-sensitive opportunities, strengthening its development pipeline and market presence. Khushru Jijina of Address Maker said the collaboration aligns with the company’s philosophy of disciplined, responsible growth. “This partnership gives us the financial agility to accelerate our next phase of growth in Bengaluru and marks an important step as we plan to expand into new markets like Mumbai,” he noted. Address Maker has delivered 6.7 million sq ft across residential, commercial and plotted developments in Bengaluru, with a further 5.2 million sq ft under construction. The new financing structure offers reliable access to capital, enabling the firm to pursue strategic opportunities with greater confidence. Vineet Aggarwal, Co-founder of Jiraaf, said the partnership reflects Jiraaf’s commitment to supporting well-governed, transparent real estate platforms. He emphasised that while Jiraaf continues to operate strictly within its SEBI-regulated framework as an Online Bond Platform, its holding company and affiliates can extend structured capital solutions to high-quality partners such as Address Maker. The alliance signals strong confidence in Bengaluru’s property market and paves the way for broader expansion within India’s real estate sector.

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