CapitaLand Invests in Hyderabad IT Park Development
CapitaLand Group plans a Rs 450 crore investment in Hyderabad to develop a 1 million square foot IT park. This initiative aligns with CapitaLand's strategy to cater to growing demands from GCCs and blue-chip companies, reinforcing Hyderabad's status as a business and technology hub.

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CapitaLand Group, a Singapore-based real estate giant, announced its Rs 450 crore investment aimed at developing a state-of-the-art IT park in Hyderabad, spanning 1 million square feet.
The announcement followed a high-level meeting in Singapore, attended by Telangana Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy and IT Minister D Sridhar Babu, alongside CapitaLand executives. This significant investment is seen as a milestone for Hyderabad's reputation as a premier business and technology hub.
This project is poised to support the growing demand for premium facilities from Global Capability Centers and blue-chip companies. CapitaLand is also engaged in other projects like a 25 MW data centre, expected by 2025, and the second phase of redevelopment at the International Tech Park Hyderabad, anticipated by 2028.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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