The Singaporean group has plans to set up shop in five to six metro areas of India, starting with a 575,000 square feet campus in Navi Mumbai.
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Surajit Chatterjee, managing director for the data centre India division at Capitaland. Source: Capitaland
Singapore’s CapitaLand Group (SGX: C31), one of Asia’s largest diversified real estate groups, will be investing 11,000 crores (US$1.49 billion) over the next five to six years to expand and build data centre facilities across India.
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