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CapitaLand India Trust Acquires Pune IT SEZ Project for Rs 7.73 Billion
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CapitaLand India Trust Acquires Pune IT SEZ Project for Rs 7.73 Billion

CapitaLand India Trust has completed the acquisition of a substantial 1.4 million square feet Information Technology Special Economic Zone (IT SEZ) project in Pune for a noteworthy sum of Rs 7.73 billion. This strategic move reflects the trust's commitment to expanding its real estate portfolio in key growth markets.

The acquired IT SEZ project is positioned as a valuable asset in Pune, a city witnessing rapid development and becoming a prominent hub for the IT and business sectors. The investment aligns with CapitaLand India Trust's vision to capitalise on the potential of Pune's real estate market and contribute to the city's economic growth.

This significant acquisition emphasises CapitaLand India Trust's confidence in the long-term prospects of the Indian real estate sector, particularly in thriving business districts. The trust's strategic investment strategy aims to generate sustainable returns and enhance its presence in key commercial real estate markets.

The successful completion of this transaction underscores CapitaLand India Trust's position as a key player in India's real estate landscape. The acquisition of the Pune IT SEZ project positions the trust for continued growth and value creation in the dynamic and evolving Indian real estate market.

CapitaLand India Trust has completed the acquisition of a substantial 1.4 million square feet Information Technology Special Economic Zone (IT SEZ) project in Pune for a noteworthy sum of Rs 7.73 billion. This strategic move reflects the trust's commitment to expanding its real estate portfolio in key growth markets. The acquired IT SEZ project is positioned as a valuable asset in Pune, a city witnessing rapid development and becoming a prominent hub for the IT and business sectors. The investment aligns with CapitaLand India Trust's vision to capitalise on the potential of Pune's real estate market and contribute to the city's economic growth. This significant acquisition emphasises CapitaLand India Trust's confidence in the long-term prospects of the Indian real estate sector, particularly in thriving business districts. The trust's strategic investment strategy aims to generate sustainable returns and enhance its presence in key commercial real estate markets. The successful completion of this transaction underscores CapitaLand India Trust's position as a key player in India's real estate landscape. The acquisition of the Pune IT SEZ project positions the trust for continued growth and value creation in the dynamic and evolving Indian real estate market.

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