CapitaLand aims to more than double India AUM to S$7b by 2024
It will invest capital to grow its development pipeline and work with partners to expand its fund management
Singapore
PROPERTY group CapitaLand plans to more than double its assets under management (AUM) in India to S$7 billion by 2024, from S$3.3 billion currently, riding on the dynamism of the world's second most populous country.
To achieve this, CapitaLand will invest capital towards growing its development pipeline and work with capital partners to expand its fund management business over the next five years, it said.
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