Pai-backed Neev realty fund to shut down as tier-II developers struggle

The fund was to make small-sized investments in tier II property developers in Bengaluru and Mumbai, among others

Raghavendra Kamath  |  Mumbai 

In a telling sign of challenges faced by second-rung real estate developers, former Infosys chief financial officer T V Mohandas Pai and Manipal Group scion Ranjan Pai, along with other investors, could wind down a real estate fund floated by them to invest in tier II developers, said a source in the know. The fund called Neev was floated in 2016 and the partners were planning to raise Rs 2.50 billion initially for the fund.

Of that the drawdown has been Rs 900 million so far, invested across three deals. The original plan was to take the fund corpus to Rs 10 ...

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First Published: Mon, June 25 2018. 03:03 IST