The International Finance Corporation (IFC) is planning to invest around USD 75 million (Rs 550 crore) in Indospace Logistics Parks-III LP for developing logistics and industrial parks across India.
The fund is managed by Indospace Capital Asia and its Indian affiliate Indospace Capital Advisors, together referred to as Indospace.
It develops and operates warehousing and industrial property assets in India through various special purpose vehicles (SPVs).
These SPVs are indirectly owned by Indospace Logistics Parks-III LP, a Singapore-based limited partnership managed by Indospace Capital Asia (Indospace or the Fund Manager).
IFC’s investment will be in the form of straight loans of up to USD 75 million to various SPVs that owned and operated industrial and warehousing properties.
The funding will provide Indospace with long-term finance in these times of COVID-19 pandemic to continue investing and developing select projects envisaged under the fund over the next two years.
Indospace has a portfolio of around 36 million sq ft across 35 logistics and industrial parks, including developed parks and those under various stages of development across the country.