Delhi-based real estate giant DLF is reportedly forming a joint venture with Nakheel, the largest property development company in the United Arab Emirates. The JV is being formed for mega infrastructure development projects at an estimated cost of $10-12 bn.
Each project, one near the National Capital Region and the other in Maharashtra, along the coastal region, would be spread over 20,000 acres, and would involve the development of industrial infrastructure and township components, including residential, commercial, retail and recreational centres. Each partner would bring around $3 bn to the table while the remaining would be financed through debt.
Nakheel is behind some of the most iconic projects in the Middle East such as The Palm, The Dubai World and Dubai Waterfront. Nakheel currently has 17 major projects, worth more than $30 bn under development.
Read more in The Economic Times article.
Wednesday, March 21, 2007
Nakheel, DLF form JV for infrastructure development projects worth $12 bn
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