Yatra Capital sees Indian opportunities
Yatra Capital, the Euronext-listed company focused on real estate investments in India, plans to invest up to INR115 crore ($24.4 million) through two realty deals in 2010, Christopher Wright, chairman and co-founder at Yatra Capital, said publicly.
The firm which is managed by Capital Advisors, an Indian real estate private equity fund, has to date invested about INR916 crore ($196 million) in 13 projects. Yatra has raised INR1254 crore ($268 million)...
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