Etonhurst Capital Partners achieved the first close of Rs 180 crore for its maiden Rs 500 crore fund, marking a significant milestone in its mission to help revitalise key residential areas of Mumbai. The fund is registered as a Category II Alternative Investment Fund (AIF) with the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI).
The first close garnered strong participation from several prominent investors, family offices, high-net-worth individuals (HNIs) and The Guardian Real Estate Advisory’s family office. In addition to this capital raise, Etonhurst has secured co-investment commitments, further strengthening its ability to support developers in delivering high-value redevelopment projects across Mumbai’s dynamic real estate landscape.
“We see immense potential in Mumbai’s redevelopment market, driven by rising demand for modern, well-planned urban spaces,” said Bamasish Paul, Co-Founder, Managing Partner & CEO of Etonhurst Capital Partners. “This successful first close is a testament to the strong investor confidence in our differentiated strategy. It positions us well to partner with developers and accelerate project execution across key residential micro-markets.”
The capital raised will be strategically deployed toward construction, regulatory approvals, and marketing efforts to ensure the seamless execution of redevelopment projects. The firm plans to allocate over 60% of the raised capital within the year with a robust pipeline of deals, prioritising high-demand urban areas where redevelopment is key to addressing housing and infrastructure needs.
Etonhurst aims to complete the final close of its Rs 500 crore fund by the end of 2025. In parallel, the firm is targeting expanding its domestic redevelopment platform to Rs 2,000 crore over the next three to five years, underscoring its commitment to scaling its impact on India’s urban transformation. As part of its broader diversification strategy, Etonhurst is also exploring opportunities in new asset classes, including office redevelopment.
