Altern Capital launches ₹250 crore real estate fund JIREF I

Aishwaraya Kumar Updated - July 16, 2024 at 05:42 PM.
With a 4-year tenor, JIREF I prioritises early project completion, improved visibility, and secure principal and returns for investors.

Altern Capital has launched its maiden SEBI-approved Category II Alternative Investment Fund (AIF), JIRAAF AU INDIA REAL ESTATE FUND — I (JIREF I). The target size of this fund is ₹250 crore initially, with an additional greenshoe option of ₹100 crore.  

The strategic focus of JIREF I revolves around plotted development and last-mile funding in the real estate sector. It distinguishes itself by emphasizing reduced approval and execution risks, a departure from industry norms. The fund’s tenor is 4 years, shorter than the typical 6-year horizon, emphasizing early project completion, enhanced visibility, and dependable principal and returns for investors. 

Navin Dhanuka, Founder & CEO of Altern Capital, said, “ Our goal is to redefine real estate investment by ensuring tech-based stringent investment and post-investment monitoring and delivering exceptional risk-adjusted returns for our investors, and we believe our innovative approach will set new benchmarks in the industry,” said, Navin Dhanuka, Founder & CEO of Altern Capital. “ 

The fund is sponsored by AI Growth Private Limited, through its brands “JIRAAF & ALTGRAAF”.

Published on July 16, 2024 11:50

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