
RMZ Corp has appointed Ankit Samdariya as managing director of equity capital markets, as the real estate firm looks to raise capital for a $35 billion expansion plan over the next five…
RMZ Corp has appointed Ankit Samdariya as managing director of equity capital markets, as the real estate firm looks to raise capital for a $35 billion expansion plan over the next five years. The company plans to fund the growth through debt, equity and an initial public offering (IPO), two people familiar with the matter said. Samdariya will focus on raising large-scale institutional equity capital through global partnerships with pension funds, sovereign wealth funds and asset managers across North America, West Asia and Asia Pacific.

Samdariya joins RMZ from logistics firm LO-GOI Group, where he spent five years and helped sell around 5 million sq ft of warehousing assets to Blackstone for about $200 million. RMZ has a history of global capital tie-ups: Canada's CPP Investments has invested over $210 million in its projects, and Japan's Mitsui Fudosan partnered in a $1 billion equity deal in 2019. The company is also in talks to raise $400-500 million from global investors as part of its larger fund-raising plans.
The $35 billion target over five years would make RMZ one of the largest capital raisers in Indian real estate, a sector where even top developers rarely commit such sums in a single cycle. The company has already executed marquee exits with Brookfield and the Qatar Investment Authority, giving it credibility with institutional investors. The real test will be whether RMZ can replicate those returns in data centres, a capital-intensive and newer asset class for Indian developers. Its ability to attract sovereign and pension fund money for data centres will signal confidence in India's digital infrastructure story. The IPO, if it materialises, would provide a public market benchmark for the group's valuation.
Source: livemint.com
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