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Infra.Market raises $50 Mn in debt from MARS Growth ahead of IPO

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Souvik Sengupta, co-founder of Infra.Market

Infra.Market, a construction materials platform backed by Accel, has secured $150 million in debt funding from MARS Growth Capital—a joint venture between MUFG Bank and Liquidity Group—as it gears up for its public listing.

As part of the latest development, MARS Growth has extended its existing $100 million credit facility by five years and increased its commitment with an additional $50 million, taking the total financing support to $150 million.

This marks the second round of funding for IPO-bound Infra.Market, which previously raised $120 million earlier this year from existing investors including Tiger Global, Foundamental, and Evolvence.

The company plans to use the debt funding as capital expenditure (capex) to support its core businesses, such as concrete, AAC blocks, and MDF. Additionally, Infra.Market has a presence in the paints segment through its investment in Shalimar Paints.

“Our revenues for FY25 have grown at over 20% CAGR, and our profitability has kept pace with that. We’ve been EBITDA positive and profitable for many years now,” said Souvik Sengupta, co-founder of Infra.Market.

“Right now, the focus is not just revenue growth but driving margins and unlocking profitability deeper within our existing categories,” he added.

Founded in 2016 by Souvik Sengupta and Aaditya Sharda, Infra.Market operates across the entire construction value chain, offering more than 15 categories of building materials such as concrete, steel, walling solutions, tiles, paints, and electricals.

The company has built a robust network, with over 250 manufacturing units and 10,000 retail touchpoints spread across India.

Infra.Market caters to both institutional clients (B2B) and retail outlets (B2R) and currently claims the position of the second-largest player in India by revenue in the ready-mix concrete (RMC) segment. It also ranks second by capacity in AAC blocks and flooring tiles.

The company is eyeing a significant share of India’s $255 billion building materials market, with a strategic focus on infrastructure, industrial, and building construction segments.

MARS Growth Capital, which manages assets worth $1.1 billion, offers non-dilutive financing solutions ranging from $3 million to $100 million for mid-market, late-stage, and pre-IPO technology companies.

Having achieved unicorn status in 2021, Infra.Market has been actively expanding its operations and making strategic acquisitions to diversify and strengthen its presence across the construction and infrastructure value chain.

“We are doubling down on three categories—concrete, AAC blocks, and tiles—where we are already among the top players in India. The capital infusion will help us scale these up further,” Sengupta said.

“In AAC blocks, we are the largest manufacturer in India. In concrete, we’re second only to Ultratech, and in tiles, we have the second-largest manufacturing capacity. These categories will remain our core growth engines,” he added.

The firm is also serving public sector customers.

“Around 40% of our business is linked to government infrastructure projects, though we don’t sell directly to the government. We supply to EPC players like L&T and others executing metro, rail, and road contracts,” Sengupta said.

Infra.Market raised ₹1,050 crore (approximately $120 million) in fresh funding at a valuation of around ₹24,147 crore (nearly $2.8 billion) as it gears up for a stock market listing later this year.

Cloud kitchen operator Curefoods files for IPO to raise ₹800-Cr

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Ankit Nagori, Founder, Curefoods

Cloud kitchen operator Curefoods India has filed preliminary documents with market regulator SEBI to seek approval for its initial public offering (IPO).

According to the draft red herring prospectus (DRHP), the proposed IPO will include a fresh issue of shares worth ₹800 crore, along with an offer-for-sale (OFS) of 4.85 crore equity shares by existing shareholders.

As part of the OFS, stakeholders such as Curefit Healthcare, Iron Pillar PCC, Crimson Winter, Accel India V, Chiratae Ventures India Fund IV, Global eCommerce Consolidation Fund, and Alteria Capital Fund will offload shares.

The Bengaluru-based company, which owns brands like CakeZone and Nomad Pizza, also intends to raise up to ₹160 crore through a pre-IPO round. If the company completes this placement, it will accordingly reduce the size of the fresh issue.

Curefoods plans to allocate ₹152.54 crore from the IPO proceeds toward expansion and equipment. This includes ₹126.32 crore for setting up new Krispy Kreme cloud kitchens, restaurants, kiosks, and central kitchens; ₹19.91 crore for expanding select existing kitchens by adding new brands; and ₹6.31 crore for the purchase of machinery and equipment.

Additionally, Curefoods plans to allocate ₹126.93 crore from the IPO proceeds toward debt repayment, ₹40 crore for lease payments on its existing properties across India, and ₹14 crore for sales and marketing activities.

The company also intends to invest ₹91.96 crore in its subsidiary Fan Hospitality Services, ₹11.35 crore in Cakezone Foodtechs, and ₹81.15 crore to increase its shareholding in three other subsidiaries—Millet Express Foods, Munchbox Frozen Foods, and Yum Plum.

A portion of the proceeds will be reserved for future acquisitions, strategic initiatives, and general corporate purposes.

Curefoods India, a tech-enabled multi-brand food services platform, offers a wide range of cuisines through a mix of cloud kitchens, kiosks, and dine-in restaurants, catering to both delivery and non-delivery customers.

JM Financial, IIFL Capital Services, and Nuvama Wealth Management are acting as the book-running lead managers for the IPO.

Lab-grown diamond brand Aukera raises $15 Mn in funding

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Kumar Saurabh & Lisa Mukhedkar, co-founders, Aukera

Lab-grown diamond jewellery brand Aukera has secured $15 million in a funding round led by Peak XV Partners. In addition, the round saw participation from existing investors, including Fireside Ventures, Sparrow Capital, Prath Ventures, and Alteria Capital.

The Bengaluru-based startup announced on June 30 that it will use the funds to strengthen its offline retail presence. Additionally, it plans to enhance its omnichannel capabilities and further invest in product innovation and brand-building efforts.

“Our biggest investments will go into scaling physical retail,” co-founder and CEO Lisa Mukhedkar told Moneycontrol. “Offline continues to be the strongest revenue driver but we’re also investing in technology and marketing, especially to educate consumers on the value and quality of lab-grown diamonds.”

Launched in August 2023, the company currently operates 13 stores across Bengaluru, Delhi-NCR, and Hyderabad. Looking ahead, it plans to open two additional outlets in Delhi and Bengaluru within the next two weeks.

Aukera generates an annualised revenue run rate of ₹200 crore and plans to scale it up to ₹1,000 crore over the next five to seven years.

“We’re building a long-term, legacy brand rooted in consumer insight,” she said. “Women have long been frustrated with the size, quality and price of mined diamonds. Aukera solves that. They’re now choosing grown diamonds not because they’re cheaper, but because they’re better.”

The funding round also marks Alteria Capital’s entry as an equity investor, building on its existing debt partnership with Aukera.

“Our focus now is to scale our footprint, elevate our brand, and push our omnichannel capabilities,” said co-founder Kumar Saurabh.

He said Aukera strategically partners to source high-grade lab-grown diamonds and manufactures its jewellery in India to meet global standards.

“It’s a highly India-centric supply chain now. From growing to finishing, India has become the hub for the best quality lab-grown diamonds,” Saurabh added.

Addressing concerns around pricing, he said lab-grown diamond prices have stabilised over the past year as production shifted to India and China.

“The sharp fall in prices globally was simply the result of manufacturing moving from expensive setups in the West to highly competitive ecosystems here,” he said.

“This narrative of crashing prices is often pushed by legacy miners but consumers are smart. They see through it.”

This development comes amid a surge of new entrants—both startups and established brands—into India’s lab-grown diamond market.

Despite the growing competition within the lab-grown segment, co-founder Mukhedkar noted that Aukera’s primary competition lies not with other startups, but with mined diamonds, which continue to dominate 95% of the Indian jewellery market.

“The seismic shift is already underway. We believe brands like us that are built ground-up for this category will emerge dominant, just as you’ve seen in the mined diamond space,” she said.

The founders said they’re in no rush to expand globally. “We’re eyeing a 500-store footprint here before looking overseas,” Mukhedkar added.

The industry is also gaining momentum due to policy tailwinds. In recent years, the government has reduced duties, invested in research on lab-grown diamond technology, and actively promoted the sector as part of its Make in India initiative.

“The Prime Minister gifting a grown diamond to a US head of state was a strong signal. The government sees this as a strategic and sustainable sector for India,” Mukhedkar said.

Aukera’s latest funding round clearly highlights the growing investor confidence in the lab-grown diamond segment. Amid evolving market dynamics, shifting consumer preferences and supportive government policies are driving this growing investor confidence. Backed by fresh capital and a strong focus on offline expansion, omnichannel growth, and product innovation, Aukera is actively positioning itself to scale rapidly and challenge traditional players in India’s jewellery market.

Tino’s Italian restaurant opens its first outlet in Gurugram

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Tino’s, the latest entrant in Gurugram’s dynamic culinary landscape, has officially opened its doors at Sapphire Mall, offering the charm of a classic Italian café blended with a modern, relaxed vibe.

Crafted to deliver a true taste of Italy in the heart of the city, Tino’s welcomes diners into a warm and inviting space where wood-fired Neapolitan pizzas, handmade pastas, creamy burrata, and authentic Italian coffee come together in perfect balance, according to a release.

The restaurant’s concept is built around simplicity, authenticity, and heartfelt hospitality—both in its cuisine and its overall experience. The menu pays tribute to traditional Italian flavours, prepared using fresh, premium ingredients and classic cooking techniques.

“The story of Tinos is built on our belief that creating meaningful bonds over good food and shared moments can truly enrich our lives. We take pride in using time-honoured techniques and respecting Italian culinary traditions, while carefully sourcing the finest ingredients to bring every dish to life. Tinos is our humble neighbourhood pizzeria, where the simple act of breaking bread with others becomes something memorable. We hope it becomes a space for magical everyday moments shared with friends, family, and even strangers,” said Atik Gill, owner at Tino’s.

More than just a dining spot, Tino’s is designed as a community-driven café where guests can unwind, connect, and stay awhile—whether they’re enjoying brunch with friends, working solo, or sharing a cozy evening meal.

According to the release, the interiors feature a rustic-modern aesthetic, combining warm wood accents, natural textures, and a touch of subtle elegance to foster a welcoming and relaxed atmosphere.

With this launch, Tino’s brings more than just authentic Italian cuisine to Gurugram—it introduces a new destination for those in search of great food, a relaxed ambiance, and heartfelt hospitality, the release added.

Meta seeks $29 Bn from private capital firms for AI data centres: Financial Times

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Meta Platforms is seeking to raise $29 billion from private capital firms to build artificial intelligence data centres in the U.S., the Financial Times reported on Friday.

The Facebook parent company is reportedly in advanced talks with private credit investors such as Apollo Global Management, KKR, Brookfield, Carlyle, and PIMCO, the report stated, citing sources familiar with the discussions.

Meta plans to secure $3 billion through equity and $26 billion via debt, though the company is still evaluating how to structure the debt portion and may potentially seek additional capital as well.

Meta Platforms’ fundraising efforts come amid its intensified focus on artificial intelligence, including a $14.8 billion investment in AI startup Scale AI. The company is aggressively expanding its AI infrastructure to stay ahead in the competitive landscape dominated by OpenAI and Google.

In January, CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced that Meta could invest up to $65 billion in 2024 to bolster its AI capabilities, reinforcing the company’s long-term vision to lead in the AI space.

According to the Financial Times, Meta is working with its financial adviser, Morgan Stanley, to structure the financing. The company is also exploring mechanisms to make the debt issuance more easily tradable in the market. While Meta and Carlyle declined to comment, Apollo Global, KKR, Brookfield, and PIMCO have not yet responded to Reuters’ requests for comment.

This move comes as major tech firms escalate capital expenditures to build AI-ready infrastructure. For instance, Microsoft has earmarked $80 billion for FY25, primarily to scale up its data center capacity and reduce AI service bottlenecks.

Back in February, it was reported that Apollo Global Management was in discussions to lead a $35 billion financing deal to support Meta’s U.S. data center development—highlighting the scale and urgency of investment needed to sustain the growing demand for AI computing power and high-performance chip clusters.

Prestige Group partners with Arihant to develop ₹1,600-Cr residential project in Chennai

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Irfan Razack, Chairman and Managing Director of Prestige Group

Prestige Group and Arihant Foundations and Housing Ltd will co-develop a 3.5-acre residential project in Chennai, aiming to generate over ₹1,600 crore in revenue.

According to a regulatory filing, Prestige Estates Projects Ltd and Arihant Foundations and Housing Ltd have entered into a joint venture to acquire 3.48 acres of land in Velachery, Chennai from Rane (Madras) Ltd. This move marks a strategic step in expanding their presence in the Chennai residential market.

Canopy Living LLP, the JV entity, will carry out the acquisition.

“The land is earmarked for the development of premium residential dwellings with a total development potential of approximately 7.5 lakh square feet and an estimated Gross Development Value (GDV) of over Rs 1,600 crore,” the filing said.

On Friday, Rane (Madras) Ltd announced that it had sold a 3.48-acre land parcel in Velachery, Chennai to the joint venture firm for ₹361 crore. This transaction follows the recent formation of the JV between Prestige Estates Projects Ltd and Arihant Foundations and Housing Ltd, further solidifying their plans for a major residential development in the area.

Irfan Razack, Chairman and Managing Director of Prestige Group, said, “Chennai continues to be an integral part of our national expansion strategy, and this upcoming acquisition in Velachery marks another step in our journey to deliver landmark residential developments.”

“Our partnership with Arihant in the region reflects a shared vision to develop high-quality, thoughtfully designed communities that resonate with evolving urban lifestyles,” he said.

Bengaluru-based Prestige Group has successfully completed 302 projects covering 193 million square feet. Moreover, the company is actively developing 130 upcoming projects that will span an additional 203 million square feet, further strengthening its presence in the real estate sector.

Arihant Foundations and Housing Ltd, a Chennai-based real estate developer, brings over 40 years of experience with a proven track record of delivering more than 25 million square feet of residential and commercial space.

Meesho gets shareholder approval to raise ₹4,250-Cr through IPO

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Bengaluru-based e-commerce marketplace Meesho has secured shareholder approval to proceed with its initial public offering (IPO), targeting a fresh capital raise of ₹4,250 crore (approximately $500 million), as per filings with the Registrar of Companies.

The company granted the approval during an extraordinary general meeting (EGM).

Meesho finalized its domicile shift from the US to India last week and is now preparing to file its draft IPO prospectus through SEBI’s confidential filing route, according to official documents.

In a separate development, Meesho’s shareholders have approved the appointment of founder Vidit Aatrey as the company’s Chairman, Managing Director, and CEO.

“The proposed offering will include a fresh issue of equity shares aggregating up to Rs 4,250 crore and an offer for sale of equity shares by certain existing shareholders of the company,” the filing said.

This marks the final step before the company submits its filings to the market regulator, SEBI.

Among Meesho’s largest institutional shareholders are Elevation Capital, Peak XV Partners, and Prosus, each holding between 13–15% stake. SoftBank, the Japanese investment giant, also holds nearly 10% stake in the e-tailer, which focuses on value-driven retail at lower price points.

Other notable investors in the company include WestBridge Capital and Fidelity.

The company’s last funding round—a $550 million raise—was primarily driven by secondary transactions and pegged Meesho’s valuation at around $3.9 billion, slightly below its peak valuation of $5 billion. This round welcomed new investors like Tiger Global, Think Investments, and Mars Growth Capital, alongside existing backers such as Peak XV Partners and WestBridge Capital.

Regulatory filings also reveal that Meesho has expanded its 2024 employee stock option plan (ESOP) by adding 1.1 million new options, bringing the total ESOP pool to 7.5 million stock options.

According to a recent investor presentation by Prosus, Meesho processed over 1.8 billion orders in FY25, marking a 37% year-on-year growth compared to 1.3 billion orders in FY24.

With this IPO, Meesho could become India’s first horizontal e-commerce platform to go public. Walmart-owned Flipkart, Meesho’s closest rival, is actively shifting its domicile from Singapore to India as it prepares for its planned IPO next year.

The public markets are expected to see a wave of listings from digital-first and internet-led businesses. Companies such as Groww, Pine Labs, PhysicsWallah, Urban Company, Shiprocket, boAt, Wakefit, and Capillary Technologies have already filed with SEBI in 2024. In addition to Meesho, Lenskart and logistics player Shadowfax are also gearing up to file their draft red herring prospectuses soon.

Flashoot expands PAN India to offer 10-minute pro video edits

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Hyderabad-based content tech startup Flashoot, renowned for producing professionally shot and edited videos in under 10 minutes, has officially expanded its operations to Mumbai, Bangalore, Pune, and Delhi NCR.

This strategic move represents a major step forward in the company’s mission to deliver fast, high-quality, and affordable short-form video content to a broader audience across India.

Founded by Voleti Karthik, the content tech startup operates under Konchamkode Private Limited and runs a mobile-first platform that seamlessly connects trained iPhone reelmakers—called Flashooters—with creators, brands, and individuals seeking real-time, professional content. The team uses iPhone 13 Pro or newer devices to shoot, edit, and deliver each video within just 10 minutes. This rapid turnaround positions Flashoot as a game changer in India’s rapidly expanding creator economy.

Speaking about the expansion, Voleti Karthik, Founder and CEO of Flashoot, said, “Flashoot started as a personal frustration when I struggled to get quality content for my family business. Great content was either too expensive, delayed or difficult to coordinate. We built Flashoot to solve that so that creators, startups and even local businesses can get professional content instantly. Today, we are proud to say we are building the world’s fastest and most trusted content creation network powered entirely by smartphones and youth. This expansion is a massive step forward in that journey.”

The startup is revolutionizing how short-form content is created and delivered in India through its swift expansion into major metro cities and its disruptive tech-driven model. By combining speed, quality, and accessibility, the company is not only empowering creators and brands but also setting new benchmarks for the country’s evolving digital content landscape.

Fashion tech startup Zilo raises $4.5 million in a funding round

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Padmakumar Pal and Bhavik Jhaveri, co-founders, ZILO

ZILO, an emerging fashion tech platform, has raised $4.5 million in a seed funding round led by Info Edge Ventures and Chiratae Ventures. This capital will support ZILO in achieving product-market fit while continuing to strengthen its innovative hybrid supply chain, deepen brand collaborations, and scale operations beyond Mumbai into other major Indian cities by year-end.

ZILO is pioneering a new fashion retail model that blends the convenience of online shopping with the flexibility of offline experiences. By delivering trendy, in-demand outfits from top brands—like Levi’s, Puma, Snitch, AND, Biba, and more—within 60 minutes, ZILO simplifies last-minute fashion needs. Moreover, the platform offers only current-season, high-demand styles, deliberately avoiding outdated inventory to ensure freshness and relevance.

What distinguishes ZILO from other fashion delivery platforms is its emphasis on “convenience and flexibility.” Shoppers can return items immediately upon receiving them. The “Scheduled Home Trials” feature allows users to try multiple sizes at home. A style runner waits up to 30 minutes for customers to make their selections, with returns processed on the spot. “The delivery is only completed once you confirm and sign off.”

India’s quick commerce market has surged from $0.5 billion in FY22 to $3.3 billion in FY24—a more than 4x increase in just two years. Meanwhile, nearly one in three urban Indian consumers actively use these platforms for their regular grocery needs, reflecting a significant shift in how they perceive convenience. As a result, with rising consumer demand for instant access to trend-driven fashion and lifestyle products, the quick commerce landscape is evolving rapidly to meet new expectations.

ZILO, rather than focusing solely on speed, aims to deliver a “seamless, personalised fashion experience that simplifies decisions on ‘what to wear,’ offers flexibility on ‘when to get it,’ and convenience on ‘where to try.’” Its standout features like Home Trials enable shoppers to browse, try, and return clothing in one smooth interaction, while tools like Ask ZILO offer curated style suggestions and the Style Planner helps users effortlessly coordinate outfits—even for last-minute needs.

Padmakumar Pal, Co-Founder & CEO of ZILO and former Vice President of Flipkart and Myntra said, “We founded ZILO to bring intentionality back into online fashion. Zilo is creating a space which has the best blend of Online and Offline retail experiences, where speed, quality, and curation can coexist. The current landscape is cluttered, overwhelming and less reliable, especially for the discerning consumers who value both convenience and style. Our platform is designed to cut through the noise, make discovery joyful again, and deliver fashion the way it should be—seamless, reliable, and curated. Zilo will offer the bestdigital marketplace platform for top fashion brands to do storytelling and offer fresh collections, delivered directly from their store to the customer’s door.”

“ZILO was created to solve a real consumer pain point,” says Bhavik Jhaveri, Co-Founder & CIO of ZILO and second-time entrepreneur. “Power shoppers today make over 25 fashion purchases a year. The issue isn’t a lack of intent—it’s the lack of time, patience, and trust. Most retail formats today, whether offline or online, are built for scale, not for experience. They’re fragmented, impersonal, and inefficient. At ZILO, we’re rebuilding the experience from the ground up. Take returns, for example, why should a customer have to wait for a second pickup just to send something back? With Scheduled Home Trials, we combine delivery and returns into one smooth interaction. Our goal is to make discovery and decision-making faster, simpler, and more intuitive for today’s fashion consumer.”

ZILO launched its operations in Mumbai with a hybrid supply chain that blends dark stores with exclusive brand outlets, enabling highly reliable, hyper-local fulfillment. The platform strictly avoids outdated inventory, offering only fresh collections and top-selling items to ensure customers always have access to the latest trends and most sought-after styles. By the festive season, ZILO aims to feature over 250 brands and close to 100,000 styles, expanding its offerings to include footwear, watches, bags, accessories, and fashion jewellery. With this expansion, the brand is on a mission to redefine fashion retail in India—not just through speed, but by delivering trust, delight, and greater control to its customers.

Kitty Agarwal, Partner at Info Edge Ventures, said, “We are thrilled to back Padmakumar and Bhavik at Zilo as they rewrite the rules of fashion discovery and commerce for the quick-commerce age. The founders bring strong operational discipline with bold ambition—exactly what this space needs. Our other quick-commerce investments have proven three constants for the consumer: speed sparks adoption, personalization grows conversions & basket size, and trust in consistent delivery fuels loyalty and frequency. Zilo aims to deliver on all three fronts with 60-minute delivery, home trials, instant returns, and a hand-picked curation of the best brands. We’re confident they will set the new standard for convenience, customization, and confidence in fashion.”

Anoop N. Menon, Chiratae’s ConsumerTech Lead, said, “As early investors in the fashion space through Myntra and omnichannel plays led by FirstCry and Lenskart, we have seen both the potential and limitations of the current fashion platforms compared to other categories. Discovery, customer experience, and assortment for the discerning customer in Metro/Tier-1 are broken in fashion, and hence the limited penetration of online channels. Zilo looks to establish a new platform indexed on experience and convenience and build a loyal online channel for this segment.”

ZILO is leading this transformation, purpose-built to tackle the specific challenges of fashion discovery and fulfilment in an era where speed, curation, and immersive experiences are paramount.

With a carefully curated portfolio of over 250 leading brands, personalised style suggestions, and flexible delivery options—including the freedom to shop, try, and return items at the time and place most convenient for the customer—ZILO is redefining how urban India engages with fashion. Rather than merely adapting to the rise of quick commerce, the fashion tech platform is actively shaping the future of urban fashion retail, making it more thoughtful, dependable, and effortlessly enjoyable.

NOESIS facilitates landmark hotel deal in Udupi-Manipal, Karnataka

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Nandivardhan Jain, Founder & CEO of NOESIS Capital Advisors

NOESIS Capital Advisors has successfully facilitated a landmark hospitality deal in Karnataka’s Udupi-Manipal region. The transaction involves the acquisition of a nearly completed 130-key upscale hotel, which will soon operate under one of IHCL’s premium brands—further cementing NOESIS’ reputation as a trusted advisor for strategic hospitality investments across India.

Strategically located on a 1.03-acre site along the Udupi-Manipal Highway, the hotel directly caters to business travellers, pilgrims, and families visiting students at Manipal University. With 96 rooms nearing completion and 34 more under development, the property promises to significantly enhance the region’s hospitality landscape.

Key highlights of the hotel include over 25,000 sq. ft. of banqueting space comprising pre-function areas, a spacious lawn, and multiple conference and meeting rooms. The property also features a rooftop lounge, a lobby bar, and a multi-cuisine vegetarian restaurant, along with premium amenities such as a fully equipped fitness centre, salon, swimming pool, and a deck area.

This acquisition comes at a strategic time for the Udupi-Manipal hospitality sector, as the region continues to witness growing demand across various traveler segments. Moreover, the strong performance of existing branded hotels such as ITC Fortune and Country Inn & Suites by Radisson underscores the clear gap in high-quality, branded accommodations. As a result, this upcoming IHCL property is well-positioned to effectively bridge that gap and meet the evolving needs of the market.

Nandivardhan Jain, Founder & CEO of NOESIS Capital Advisors, commented, “This transaction exemplifies NOESIS’ strength in identifying high-impact opportunities in emerging micro-markets. Udupi-Manipal is more than just an educational and religious hub, it is a dynamic evolving ecosystem with growing demand for premium hospitality infrastructure. We are proud to have led this strategic acquisition, reaffirming our role as India’s most trusted hotel real estate transaction advisor.”

With India’s hospitality sector entering a new phase of accelerated growth, NOESIS continues to lead the way—advising institutional investors, family offices, and private stakeholders on strategic acquisitions, brand alliances, and sustainable value creation.