Mindspace REIT Buys Chennai IT Park for ₹30 Billion, Adds 2.6M Sq Ft

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Mindspace REIT Buys Chennai IT Park for ₹30 Billion, Adds 2.6M Sq Ft
Overview

Mindspace Business Parks REIT is acquiring a 51% stake in Chennai's Radial IT Park for ₹30 billion, adding about 2.6 million sq. ft. of Grade A office space. This major move strengthens the REIT's presence in Chennai and positions it among the city's top office asset owners.

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Deal Details

Mindspace Business Parks REIT (Mindspace REIT) has announced a significant transaction: the acquisition of a 51% stake in Radial IT Park Private Limited for ₹30 billion (approximately ₹30,000 crore). The acquired entity owns the International Tech Park Chennai, a Grade A office space development spanning approximately 2.6 million sq. ft.

Strategic Significance

This acquisition marks a substantial expansion of Mindspace REIT's footprint in Chennai. The move is designed to significantly bolster its presence in the city, a key IT and business hub, and elevate its overall portfolio. By consolidating its position, the REIT aims to become a leading office asset owner in Chennai.

Portfolio Growth Context

Mindspace REIT has been actively expanding its portfolio. As of December 31, 2025, its total leasable area stood at approximately 39 million sq. ft. The REIT previously acquired assets, including three office properties in Mumbai and Pune for ₹2,916 crore in November 2025, and commercial real estate for ₹1,817.24 crore in January 2026.

Portfolio Impact

Upon completion, Mindspace REIT's total leasable portfolio is set to grow from approximately 39 million sq. ft. to about 44.2 million sq. ft. Its share in the Chennai office market will surge from roughly 3% to approximately 14% by area. This increase positions the REIT among the top two office asset owners in Chennai. The acquisition also enhances its geographical diversification across key Indian metropolitan areas. The REIT's total leasable portfolio before this acquisition was approximately 39.0 million sq. ft. (as of Q4 FY26), with its Chennai market share around 3% by area (as of Q4 FY26).

Key Contingencies

The transaction's closure is contingent upon obtaining unitholder and other necessary regulatory approvals.

Market Positioning

This acquisition enables Mindspace REIT to scale its operations and compete more effectively in the institutional office space market. For context, leading Indian REITs include Embassy Office Parks REIT, which manages a 51.6 million sq. ft. portfolio, and Brookfield India REIT, holding 37.0 million sq. ft. of Grade A assets.

Looking Ahead

Investors will closely monitor the progress and outcome of the unitholder and regulatory approval processes. Attention will also be on the integration of the new Chennai asset into Mindspace REIT's portfolio, its operational performance, and rental income generation. Any further announcements regarding co-investment with 360 ONE Real Assets Advantage Fund will be key.

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