News for Embassy Office Parks REIT (EMBASSY.BO)

Knowledge Realty Trust (KRT) approved to launch REIT IPO, aiming to raise ₹4,800 crore with major office assets monetization.

Embassy Office Parks REIT raised ₹2,000 crore through Indias first 10-year NCD by a REIT, marking a milestone in REIT debt markets. Proceeds will refinance debt, reduce interest costs, and support liability management, with strong institutional investor participation.

Embassy Office Parks REIT raised Rs 2,000 crore through Indias first 10-year NCD issuance, marking a major milestone in the REIT market. The oversubscribed issue drew strong institutional interest. Proceeds will refinance existing debt, reduce costs, and stagger liabilities, showcasing growing confidence in long-term investments in Indias commercial real estate.

Embassy REIT raises ₹2,000 crore via 10-year NCDs at 7.33% coupon; issue oversubscribed 1.4x with strong interest from insurance and pension funds.

India's Embassy Office Parks REIT accepts 20 billion rupees worth of bids for 10-year bonds with 7.25% coupon.

Embassy Office Parks REIT plans to raise ₹20 billion through 10-year bond sale with 7.25% coupon rate.

Fundraising via debt by India's REITs and InvITs is set to increase. This follows a strong first half of 2025, exceeding $2 billion. Falling interest rates are driving investor demand. Bonds offer lower costs than bank financing. Embassy Office Parks REIT and IndiGrid Infrastructure Trust have already tapped the bond market. These trusts provide better returns due to cheaper funding.

REITs and InvITs raised over $2.07 billion in H1 2025, benefiting from lower cost of capital through bonds.

Embassy Office Parks REIT is engaging with bankers to secure 20 billion rupees through the issuance of five-year corporate bonds. The real estate investment trust aims to finalize the funding round before the month concludes. This debt sale is expected to garner significant interest from mutual funds and insurance companies, supported by a 'AAA' rating from Crisil.

India's Embassy Office Parks REIT is in talks with bankers to raise 20 billion rupees ($232.79 million) via the issuance of five-year corporate bonds, three sources aware of the matter said on Wednesdarces say

Indian REIT units set to rise with falling interest rates and strong commercial property market, outperforming Nifty developers.

Indian investors are exploring real estate through REITs and fractional ownership. Fractional ownership involves pooling money to own a portion of a property. REITs are larger, backed by institutions, and offer diversified properties. Fractional ownership provides more control but requires due diligence. REITs are liquid and offer stable returns. Fractional ownership has lower liquidity but potentially higher returns.

Knowledge Realty Trust (KRT), backed by Blackstone and Sattva Developers, raised ₹1,400 crore in a landmark pre-IPO placement. This marks Indias first such REIT fundraising, with participation from HNIs and family offices ahead of its ₹6,200 crore IPO.

Knowledge Realty Trust plans $558 million IPO in July, backed by Blackstone, aiming to boost India's real estate sector.

India's four publicly listed real estate investment trusts have outperformed India's benchmark indices in fiscal 2025, as their distributions per unit collectively improved 12% over the previous financial year. The distribution per unit of the listed REITs—which are Brookfield India Real Estate Trust, Embassy Office Parks REIT, Mindspace Business Parks REIT and Nexus Select Trust—was much higher than the 5.1% returns given by BSE Sensex and the 5.3% advance of NSE Nifty 50 in fiscal 2025.

Equities reporter in Mumbai predicts positive start for Indian stocks, with focus on Godfrey Phillips India and property sector.

A months-old case against a former chief executive of Embassy Office Parks REIT might be the reason why WeWork India's market debut is still on hold. While reviewing the draft papers of Embassy-backed WeWork India, the Securities and Exchange Board of India is said to have taken note of delayed exchange disclosures from the other listed entity that is backed by the Embassy Group — Embassy Office Parks.

Indian markets ended sharply lower on Thursday, with Sensex down 645 points and Nifty losing 204 points, as global concerns and US tax bill discussions triggered profit booking. Analysts flagged weak near-term technical trends and expect further correction if key supports break.

Embassy Office Parks REIT has raised Rs 2,000 crore debt to refinance its existing borrowings and save interest cost. In a regulatory filing on Tuesday, Embassy REIT informed that the company has raised Rs 2,000 crore of coupon-bearing debt at an interest rate of 7.21% for a 3-year tenure.