RMZ has outlined an ambitious multi-year investment roadmap for India, committing over $35 billion towards expanding its presence across digital infrastructure and real estate, as per news reports.
The planned deployment reflects the group’s increasing focus on long-duration institutional opportunities emerging from India’s infrastructure and property markets.
A substantial share of the proposed capital will be directed towards digital infrastructure, with RMZ scaling up its data centre platform across multiple Indian cities.
The company, in partnership with Colt, is developing co-location facilities in strategic locations including Navi Mumbai, Chennai, Hyderabad, Bengaluru and Visakhapatnam.
Over the next 5 years, RMZ aims to build 1.5 gigawatts of co-location capacity in India, positioning itself to capitalise on the country’s widening gap between data generation and data centre availability.
Beyond traditional data centres, RMZ has also created a dedicated platform for AI infrastructure development.
This entity will focus on building AI factory capabilities integrated with its digital infrastructure footprint, offering GPU-as-a-service solutions to enterprises, cloud providers and AI-focused businesses operating in India.
The initiative aligns with rising demand for localised AI compute infrastructure as India’s technology ecosystem matures.
Outside digital infrastructure, RMZ plans to deploy capital into mixed-use and office-led real estate developments, with particular emphasis on office assets catering to Global Capability Centres.
The company continues to view India’s office market as structurally attractive amid sustained leasing demand from multinational occupiers.
RMZ is also preparing to re-enter the residential segment, broadening its development strategy beyond commercial-led assets.
As part of its long-term capital strategy, RMZ is evaluating the possibility of accessing public markets to support future expansion and establish a permanent capital base.
“The way we look at it, we need permanency of capital. And the only way you can get permanent capital is if you tap into the public markets. So all these years, we have built partnerships along with some great sovereign pension funds, strategic investors, and that has gotten us to where we are today,” said Manoj Menda, Co-Founder and Chairman, Supervisory Board, RMZ.
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RMZ’s large-scale investment commitment signals a strategic pivot towards high-growth digital infrastructure and reinforces India’s increasing attractiveness as a long-term institutional investment destination.
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Published on: Apr 14, 2026, 9:34 AM IST
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