Blackstone has $100-billion plans for India in 5 years, says COO Jonathan Gray
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Blackstone Targets $100 Billion AUM in India by 2030
Blackstone Group plans to double its assets under management in India from $50 billion to $100 billion over the next five years, according to John Gray, the firm's president. The expansion targets sectors driven by global computing demands, specifically data center and cloud infrastructure, alongside traditional holdings in manufacturing, healthcare, finance, retail, and hospitality. The fund cites the maturity of India's financial markets as a …
Blackstone plans to double India investments to $100 billion: Where will the money go
Blackstone plans to double its India investments to $100 billion over five years, targeting real estate, digital infrastructure, financial services, healthcare and manufacturing.
Blackstone has $100-billion plans for India in 5 years, says COO Jonathan Gray
Blackstone, the largest alternative asset manager, intends to raise its investment in India significantly. The company currently invests $50 billion and aims for $100 billion in five years. Chief Operating Officer Jonathan Gray highlighted opportunities in various sectors, including private equity and infrastructure. He noted the attractiveness of the Indian capital markets for foreign investors.
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