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Pantomath Group launches INR 2,000 crore Bharat Bhoomi Fund for real estate investments

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Last Updated : 12th Jun, 2025
Synopsis

The Wealth Company Asset Management Pvt Ltd, a subsidiary of Pantomath Group, has rolled out the Bharat Bhoomi Fund with a corpus of INR 2,000 crore, aimed at India's real estate sector. Structured as a Category II AIF under the Bharat Value Fund Series, the initiative combines seasoned leadership, a strong pipeline, and a diversified strategy. Targeting key sectors such as warehousing, hospitality, data centres, and plotted developments, the fund aims to deliver results across high-growth urban markets, capitalising on India's expanding digital and green infrastructure.

The Wealth Company Asset Management Pvt Ltd, part of the Pantomath Group, has unveiled the Bharat Bhoomi Fund with a target corpus of INR 2,000 crore, designed to invest in India?s evolving real estate landscape. Structured as a Category II Alternative Investment Fund (AIF), the fund comprises a base investment of INR 1,000 crore and an additional INR 1,000 crore through a greenshoe option. This initiative forms the fifth fund in the Bharat Value Fund Series.


The fund is being spearheaded by Rakesh Kumar, whose extensive real estate experience includes over 50,000 transactions and leadership positions at global giants such as Shell, Walmart, and Reliance. He is joined by Bhavya Bagrecha, noted for leading institutional real estate investments worth over INR 2,500 crore and introducing India?s first REIT-style model under SEBI's VCF framework.

Adding further strength to the team, Peter Sharp?former head of Walmart?s real estate operations in Asia?has come on board as an advisor. With over three and a half decades of international exposure in real estate, Sharp brings valuable global insight to the fund?s operations.

The Bharat Bhoomi Fund is designed to focus on ready-to-launch assets capable of delivering swift returns through strategic deployment and value creation. A pipeline of roughly 1,200 acres spread across six projects is already in place, signalling a readiness for rapid capital deployment backed by diligence and precision.

Positioned as an extension of The Wealth Company?s broader investment approach, the fund signifies a strategic move into the domain of real assets. Madhu Lunawat, Founder and Director of The Wealth Company Asset Management, remarked that the demand for real assets delivering tangible outcomes has intensified, and Bharat Bhoomi Fund was crafted to meet that demand using a mix of discipline, data, and deep domain knowledge. She noted that the company?s investment ethos was now expanding into the Indian real estate sector.

The fund will pursue a diversified capital allocation model, investing in high-growth verticals such as data centres, warehousing, hospitality, and renewable energy parks?sectors that align with India?s transformation towards a digital and sustainable economy.

In addition to core infrastructure-linked investments, the Bharat Bhoomi Fund also plans to channel capital into mid-to-premium housing, retail, plotted villa communities, and mixed-use developments across growth hubs including the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR), National Capital Region (NCR), Pune, Bengaluru, Chennai, and Hyderabad.

By marrying strong leadership with a focus on diversified, high-impact assets, the fund seeks not only to deliver strong returns but also to actively participate in the physical and economic development of India?s cities. As investor appetite grows for real-world assets linked to long-term value, this initiative positions itself at the intersection of financial prudence and nation-building.

Source - PTI

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