Sarthak Capital, a middle market investment firm, has recently invested
in a large township development project in India called, Panchamruth
Residency. The project will have 800 condominiums, 50 independent
bungalows and a clubhouse with modern facilities in Baroda, Gujarat
State. The investment is part of Sarthak's investment strategy in the
infrastructure and real estate sector of India.
Sarthak has also acquired 50 acres of land in Cochin for development. The company has made investments in real estate projects in Delhi NCR, Chennai, Tamil Nadu and Madhya Pradesh as well, the details of which will be released shortly.
"The opportunities for middle market investment firms in the real estate sector in India is huge," said Shiv Kaushik, managing partner of Sarthak Capital. "With these investments, Sarthak Capital is making its presence felt in the real estate sector in India and is positioning itself to play a significant role in the country."
Sarthak Capital has also committed funds to the education sector in India for an ultra modern school project in the Noida, metro New Delhi area.
"We believe that the education sector is poised for an extraordinary growth in India and provides tremendous opportunity for us in the next couple of decades," said Kaushik. Sarthak has earmarked a substantial amount of funds to invest in projects starting from K-12 to technology and medical colleges and private universities. It is currently in talks with several universities in the U.S. for setting up Indian branches in partnership with local entities where Sarthak will make investments.
About Sarthak Capital
Sarthak Capital, based in metro Philadelphia, is an emerging global investment company serving the capital needs of potential companies across diverse sectors. Sarthak has established strong partnerships with various companies with operations in IT, ITES, infrastructure, and real-estate etc.
Sarthak's goal is to invest in high growth potential organizations and enable them to grow to fulfill their visions as well as its vision.
Sarthak has also acquired 50 acres of land in Cochin for development. The company has made investments in real estate projects in Delhi NCR, Chennai, Tamil Nadu and Madhya Pradesh as well, the details of which will be released shortly.
"The opportunities for middle market investment firms in the real estate sector in India is huge," said Shiv Kaushik, managing partner of Sarthak Capital. "With these investments, Sarthak Capital is making its presence felt in the real estate sector in India and is positioning itself to play a significant role in the country."
Sarthak Capital has also committed funds to the education sector in India for an ultra modern school project in the Noida, metro New Delhi area.
"We believe that the education sector is poised for an extraordinary growth in India and provides tremendous opportunity for us in the next couple of decades," said Kaushik. Sarthak has earmarked a substantial amount of funds to invest in projects starting from K-12 to technology and medical colleges and private universities. It is currently in talks with several universities in the U.S. for setting up Indian branches in partnership with local entities where Sarthak will make investments.
About Sarthak CapitalSarthak Capital, based in metro Philadelphia, is an emerging global investment company serving the capital needs of potential companies across diverse sectors. Sarthak has established strong partnerships with various companies with operations in IT, ITES, infrastructure, and real-estate etc.
Sarthak's goal is to invest in high growth potential organizations and enable them to grow to fulfill their visions as well as its vision.
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