PRIVATE INVESTMENT
Landmark Group raises Rs 330 crore SBI finance for Gurugram project
Landmark Group has raised Rs 330 crore in construction finance from the State Bank of India. This funding is aimed at developing Landmark One, a Grade A+ commercial project in Gurugram. The development boasts spacious floor plates and extensive parking options. Private equity investments in Indian real estate have significantly increased, showing a 23% rise year on year.
ET Alpha Wealth Summit 2.0: The ideas, trends and opportunities shaping future of wealth creation
ET Alpha Wealth Summit 2.0 brings together leading investors, wealth managers and family-office professionals to decode the forces shaping the next investment cycle. From global capital flows, private credit and alternatives to family offices, GIFT City, SIFs and AI, the summit explores new opportunities and evolving approaches to wealth creation.
Landmark Group raises Rs 330 crore SBI finance for Gurugram project
Landmark Group has raised Rs 330 crore in construction finance from the State Bank of India. This funding is aimed at developing Landmark One, a Grade A+ commercial project in Gurugram. The development boasts spacious floor plates and extensive parking options. Private equity investments in Indian real estate have significantly increased, showing a 23% rise year on year.
‘Most jobs in Maryland in history’: Governor lauds Anduril’s $6.6 billion submarine project at Baltimore shipyard to create over 3000 direct jobs
Anduril is set to invest $3.7 billion in a new shipyard located in Maryland, aimed at enhancing job opportunities in the region. This facility will produce components specifically for Virginia-class submarines and will support established industrial networks. Operations are projected to begin within four years, potentially generating about 3,100 direct jobs and over 11,000 indirect jobs.
Private credit loses edge as new funding options open up for companies
In the evolving world of private credit, the availability of high-yielding deals is dwindling, thanks to intensified competition and new regulatory measures. During the first half of 2026, a considerable volume of private credit transactions was listed below the 18% mark. With banks now venturing into acquisition financing, the capital landscape for borrowers has transformed, urging lenders to identify areas for superior returns.
S&P projects 12-14% credit growth this fiscal, warns weak monsoon may hit rural lending
S&P Global forecasts a 12-14% increase in financial sector lending despite potential slowdowns in rural areas. Concerns about weak monsoon rains may negatively impact rural incomes and lending. A projected GDP growth of 7% for India in FY27 reflects steady public investment and improved private sector investments. Economic activity remains strong, although headwinds like inflation could constrain momentum.
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S&P sees 12-14% credit growth in India despite rural stress risks
S&P has projected credit growth of 12-14% in India's financial sector, emphasizing concerns about rural credit growth. The potential impact of weak monsoons on agricultural earnings could further exacerbate credit challenges. Economic activity exhibits resilience, supported by strong capital positions of banks and lenders. Public investment remains steady while private investment focuses on specific sectors, showing improvement. Inflation is projected at 5.1% for FY27, amidst challenges from global factors.
Private equity inflow in office assets rises 7 pc to USD 945 million in Apr-Sep: Anarock
During the first half of FY27, private equity inflow into Indian office assets surged to USD 945 million. Investors are strategically targeting completed, leased Grade A properties for consistent returns, as highlighted by Anarock. Meanwhile, the residential sector also thrived, attracting USD 378 million, while retail real estate remained stagnant with no investments. This marks a notable trend toward long-term investments in India's dynamic real estate market.
ET Alpha Wealth Summit 2.0: Where is smart money moving amid global market churn?
As global capital shifts amid rising bond yields, changing valuations and new investment themes, investors are asking where the next opportunities could emerge. At ET Alpha Wealth Summit 2.0, two back-to-back sessions will explore where long-term capital is moving and how family offices and institutions are putting money to work across private credit, venture debt, co-investments and alternative strategies.
RDI fund: Call for proposals to reopen after review, to boost Viksit Bharat 2047, says TDB Secretary
In an effort to align with India's 2047 development goals, the Research, Development, and Innovation Fund was launched by Prime Minister Narendra Modi as a means to empower domestic enterprises. It seeks to stimulate private sector investment in R&D, with 400 applications now under assessment and plans to accept new submissions soon.
India among top 10 emerging markets in AI readiness; private AI investment triples: World Bank
In its latest report titled 'India and Artificial Intelligence: Seizing the Development Opportunity', the World Bank said private investment in AI in India more than tripled to $4.1 billion in 2025 from $1.2 billion in 2024.
India among top 10 emerging markets in AI readiness; private AI investment triples: World Bank
India ranks among the top 10 emerging markets for AI readiness, supported by its large tech workforce, expanding GCC ecosystem and digital public infrastructure, according to the World Bank. Private AI investment more than tripled to $4.1 billion in 2025, but the report said India still needs stronger infrastructure, skills, regulation and wider access to ensure AI gains are broadly shared.
Private equity inflows into Indian real estate jump 23% to $2.7 billion in H1 FY27
Private equity investment in Indian real estate surged to USD 2.7 billion in H1 FY27. Domestic investors contributed significantly, deploying USD 1.3 billion across various deals. The office asset class continues to gather attention, attracting 35% of total investments. Investment trends indicate a shift towards new-age assets, particularly data centres, which showcased considerable growth. Overall, investor confidence improved, showcasing a clear recovery and commitment to the Indian real estate market.
BRS demands ED probe into Telangana CM Revanth Reddy's family assets, business dealings
According to a press release, BRS former Corporation Chairman Manne Krishank has demanded a comprehensive investigation by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) into the alleged business interests, assets and financial transactions of the Telangana Chief Minister and his family members.
New Zealand's wealthy visa investors are helping build a new cable car in Queenstown
New Zealand’s Active Investor Plus visa programme could help finance a proposed NZ$265 million cable car in Queenstown, with approved fund manager Private Capital Group reaching an in-principle lending agreement with Southern Infrastructure. The project would link central Queenstown with Frankton, the airport and Ladies Mile, while giving wealthy visa investors another avenue to channel capital into New Zealand infrastructure.
Piyush Goyal steps up US outreach, pitches India to global investors for deeper investment ties
Union Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal held meetings with top executives from prominent investment firms and consumer companies. He discussed investment opportunities and partnerships with Blackstone, Neuberger Berman, and The Estee Lauder Companies. The discussions included India's manufacturing, sourcing, and its growing beauty and personal care market. Goyal's engagement aimed to strengthen investment linkages and explore further business opportunities.
Dorf Ketal arm plans ₹30,000 crore hyperscale data centre park in Maharashtra
Trentar Private Limited intends to invest ₹30,000 crore for a 500 MW green data centre park in Maharashtra. The company is assessing land options and aims to finalize evaluations within a month. An MoU with the Maharashtra government is expected to be signed soon. Permissions and approvals will be facilitated by the state government for the project under existing regulations.
India's infrastructure challenge shifts from raising capital to making projects investable: Deloitte
India's infrastructure challenge has evolved from capital raising to the need for investable projects. A significant proportion of respondents view private-sector participation and complex approval processes as major obstacles. The report emphasizes the necessity of modernizing infrastructure through digital technologies and enhanced cyber defenses. Public sector initiatives have successfully attracted private investment in greenfield sectors like renewables and highways.
Wall Street’s $10 billion India hospital bet sparks a fight over bills
Wall Street has poured about $10 billion into Indian hospital chains over the past five years, with investors including Blackstone, KKR, TPG and General Atlantic betting on India’s huge shortage of hospital beds and rising demand for specialised care.
'US deal could spur further liberalisation'
India's economic growth remains strong, with foreign direct investment continuing to show promising figures. Arvind Panagariya emphasizes the need for deeper trade liberalization, increased privatization, and judicial reforms. He highlights the importance of attracting long-term productive investments, especially from private equity. Trade agreements with the UK and European Union are expected to further bolster India's economy.
Capital limited but confidence in rules of trade, fiscal path of large economies: DEA secretary
Economic Affairs Secretary Anuradha Thakur said trade shaped by security and geopolitical considerations could deepen global imbalances, raise capital costs and create friction. She said private investment was showing signs of revival despite tight global financial conditions, while the AI investment cycle was adding to demand for capital and debt.
Private capex revival takes hold, capital formation at 3-year high: Economic Affairs Secretary Anuradha Thakur
Private investment in India is experiencing a revival, with growth in capital formation noted in early financial reports. Economic Affairs Secretary Anuradha Thakur highlighted an increase in corporate project commitments across various key sectors. First-quarter gross Foreign Direct Investment inflows reached approximately USD 30 billion, emphasizing strong foreign investment in India's economy.
ET Alpha Wealth Summit 2.0: Date, venue, speakers, agenda and registration
The ET Alpha Wealth Summit 2.0 set to be held on October 8 at ITC Maratha in Mumbai. Leading investment experts will convene to discuss trends affecting capital flows and investment strategies. Keynote speeches and panel discussions will cover topics such as alternative assets, structured debt, and family office investment frameworks. The summit aims to provide insights into evolving wealth creation methodologies and the role of technology in investing.
Pvt investment, strategic resource security, global openness key for growth path ahead: FM Sitharaman
India's finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman highlighted strategic priorities to build resilience amid ongoing global economic uncertainty. She emphasized the importance of optimizing supply chains and fostering private sector investment for strengthening innovation. The minister noted that India's R&D expenditure is significantly lower compared to OECD countries, necessitating increased private participation. Sitharaman discussed the shocks faced in recent years and the importance of managing economic stability.
Yohan and Michelle Poonawalla of Poonawalla Group venture into defence sector with strategic investment in Optimized Solutions
The investment comes at a significant inflection point for India’s defence industry, which has been witnessing a sustained growth in indigenous production, private-sector participation and exports.
US SEC proposes wider retail investor access to private assets amid risk concerns
The SEC has proposed new rules to expand access to private assets typically available only to wealthy investors. These rules aim to allow more professionals to qualify as accredited investors, which may lead to higher returns. Critics express concern that this move could expose retail investors to significant risks and fees. Additionally, proposed changes would allow closed-end funds to redeem shares more frequently and offer varied share classes.
Where to invest after an asset bubble bursts? Nilesh Shah of Kotak makes the case for public markets
Kotak AMC’s Nilesh Shah says public markets can offer opportunities after asset bubbles burst, as distressed valuations emerge. Multiples’ Renuka Ramnath highlights private markets’ greater control, while both stress diversification, liquidity and risk management across investment portfolios.
Seligman Ventures doubles capital to $1 billion as AI boom revives hardware bets
Seligman Investments has doubled the deployable capital of its venture arm to $1 billion less than a year after launching it, betting that the physical bottlenecks of the artificial intelligence buildout will produce the next wave of large technology companies, its
'Make in India' belied expectations; pvt investment boom didn't happen, job growth missing: Congress
Congress recently claimed that the 'Make in India' initiative has not met its expected outcomes. The party noted that private investment has not significantly increased as anticipated. Jobs growth across various sectors has also been lacking since the initiative's launch. Congress leader Jairam Ramesh highlighted the slower manufacturing growth compared to overall economic expansion. 'Make in India' was introduced in 2014 to boost investment, innovation, and manufacturing in India.
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