Tata Realty Secures Rs 1,280 Cr Green Loan from DBS for Gurugram Project

• Tata Realty gets Rs 1,280 crore green loan from DBS Bank India.
• Funds to support sustainable commercial project Intellion Park in Gurugram.
• Loan backs certified green assets aligned with global sustainability standards.

Tata Realty and Infrastructure Ltd has secured Rs 1,280 crore green loan from DBS Bank India to support its large-scale sustainable commercial development in Gurugram. DBS Bank India served as the sole advisor and green loan coordinator for the transaction, marking another major step toward financing environmentally responsible real estate in India.

The loan has been raised through Tata Realty’s special purpose vehicle (SPV) that developed Intellion Park, a Grade A office campus offering 2.1 million sq. ft. of premium workspace. The funds will be used to support green-certified assets that align with globally accepted sustainability frameworks, reinforcing Tata Realty’s commitment to building environmentally conscious infrastructure.

Santanu Mitra, Head of Large Corporate Banking at DBS Bank India, said the bank continues to focus on real estate and infrastructure, especially projects that champion sustainability and innovation. He added that the bank has been actively supporting similar developments across the country.

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Sanjay Dutt, CEO of Tata Realty & Infrastructure Ltd, said the green loan highlights the Tata Group’s long-standing commitment to social and environmental responsibility. He noted that the funding comes at an important time as India’s commercial real estate and global capability center (GCC) markets expand rapidly.

Tata Realty, a wholly owned subsidiary of Tata Sons, currently manages a 19.6 million sq. ft. commercial portfolio under the Intellion brand. This includes 9.4 million sq. ft. of operational Grade A spaces and 10.2 million sq. ft. under development. Its residential business, Tata Housing, has over 34 projects across major cities in India and the Maldives.