CapitaLand Investment India is exploring InvIT structures for its logistics and data centre platforms while keeping its office assets within the existing Singapore-listed CapitaLand vehicle. The company sees a strong FY25 demand backdrop and is strategically recycling capital by divesting older assets to reinvest in newer supply and redevelopment projects.
CapitaLand Investment India to invest upto ₹1,300 crore to develop 2.6 million sq ft in FY26
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