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AMIS pozyskała 5 mld na inwestycje w Dubaju

Kapitał na rozwój i nowe inwestycje

Dubajska spółka AMIS Development uzyskała pierwszy transz finansowania w wysokości 5 mld AED od singapurskiego funduszu First APAC Fund VCC. Środki zostaną przeznaczone na rozwój luksusowych projektów oraz zakup gruntów w strategicznych lokalizacjach.

Priorytetem są inwestycje w Meydan i na Dubai Islands, gdzie rośnie zapotrzebowanie na mieszkania premium.

Zaufanie inwestorów

Założyciel i CEO AMIS Development, Neeraj Mishra, podkreślił, że inwestycje wzmocnią pozycję firmy w segmencie premium i pokazują zaufanie inwestorów.

Dyrektor First APAC Fund, Darrell Lim, zaznaczył, że to ważny etap współpracy, a AMIS ma pełny potencjał, by realizować projekty odpowiadające rosnącemu popytowi na luksusowe mieszkania w Dubaju.

Kluczowe projekty

W portfolio AMIS znajdują się:

  • Woodland Residences — inwestycja o wartości 425 mln AED, całkowicie wyprzedana w styczniu 2024 roku.
  • Woodland Terraces — w budowie, zakończenie planowane na I kwartał 2027 roku.
  • Woodland Crest — nowy projekt, planowane zakończenie w II kwartale 2027 roku.

Spółka zakupiła również działki w Meydan i na Dubai Islands, zwiększając obecność na rynku luksusowych nieruchomości.

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