Key Takeaways
- • Mumbai-based private equity real estate firm Samara closed its first India fund on $100 million, according to an article dated 22 January 2013.
- • The fund was launched jointly with UK fund manager Catalyst Capital.
- • The fund has been deployed across seven deals in India, including residential and warehouse developments.
- • Samara is considering a second fund following the first close, per the same report.
Summary
Samara, a Mumbai-based private equity real estate firm, has closed its first India fund on $100 million, according to a report published 22 January 2013 on PEI Private Real Estate. The fund was jointly launched with UK fund manager Catalyst Capital, pairing a domestic Indian sponsor with a London-based manager.
The fund has been invested in seven deals in India. The report cites residential and warehouse developments among the investments. The article does not disclose individual deal values, the fund's original target size, or the identities of the other investors.
Samara is considering a second fund after completing the first close. The report does not provide a timeline or details on the proposed vehicle's size or strategy.
The fund has been invested in seven deals in India. The report cites residential and warehouse developments among the investments. The article does not disclose individual deal values, the fund's original target size, or the identities of the other investors.
Samara is considering a second fund after completing the first close. The report does not provide a timeline or details on the proposed vehicle's size or strategy.
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