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AMIS ottiene 5 mld AED per progetti a Dubai

Capitale per crescere e sviluppare progetti

La società di Dubai AMIS Development ha ricevuto la prima tranche del finanziamento pianificato da 5 miliardi AED dal fondo di Singapore First APAC Fund VCC. I capitali verranno destinati allo sviluppo di progetti immobiliari di lusso e all’acquisizione di terreni in aree strategiche.

Le priorità includono Meydan e Dubai Islands, zone in rapida crescita della città.

Fiducia degli investitori

Il fondatore e CEO di AMIS Development, Neeraj Mishra, ha sottolineato che l’investimento rafforza la capacità della società di realizzare progetti residenziali di alta qualità e riflette la fiducia degli investitori.

Il direttore di First APAC Fund, Darrell Lim, ha affermato che questo passo rappresenta una tappa fondamentale della collaborazione, con AMIS pronta a soddisfare la crescente domanda di abitazioni di lusso a Dubai.

Progetti principali

Il portafoglio AMIS comprende:

  • Woodland Residences — progetto da 425 milioni AED, venduto interamente a gennaio 2024.
  • Woodland Terraces — in costruzione, completamento previsto nel primo trimestre 2027.
  • Woodland Crest — lanciato di recente, completamento nel secondo trimestre 2027.

Inoltre, AMIS ha acquisito terreni a Meydan e Dubai Islands, ampliando la propria presenza nel mercato immobiliare di lusso.

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