Tata Realty Secures ₹1,280 Crore Green Loan from DBS Bank for Gurugram Project

As per Economic Times report, Tata Realty and Infrastructure Ltd has obtained a green loan of ₹1,280 crore from DBS Bank India to finance its sustainable commercial development, Intellion Park, in Gurugram. The funding highlights the firm's commitment to environmental responsibility and supports its growing real estate portfolio under the Intellion brand. 

Green Loan Facilitates Sustainable Development 

The ₹1,280 crore financing has been secured by a special purpose vehicle (SPV) of Tata Realty, designated to develop Intellion Park in Gurugram. DBS Bank India has acted as the sole advisor and green loan coordinator for this transaction. The funds are intended for use in certified green assets that conform to globally acknowledged environmental benchmarks. 

Intellion Park is a Grade A office campus, offering 21,00,000 sq ft of commercial space. It is a modern sustainable development aimed at enhancing green infrastructure and fostering a robust office ecosystem amid increasing demand in NCR's commercial real estate market. 

Strategic Expansion of Tata Realty’s Portfolio 

Tata Realty, a fully owned subsidiary of Tata Sons, is steadily increasing its footprint in the green infrastructure space. With 94,00,000 sq ft of currently operational Grade A office space and 1,02,00,000 sq ft in the development pipeline, the company is deeply invested in expanding its commercial segment sustainably under the Intellion brand. 

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Conclusion 

Tata Realty's successful acquisition of a ₹1,280 crore green loan from DBS Bank India demonstrates its commitment to sustainable infrastructure. With Intellion Park in Gurugram, the company continues to expand its eco-friendly commercial presence aligned with global sustainability norms. 

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