Mt. K Kapital Raises ₹4,000 Crore for Second Realty Fund Backed by Rustomjee Group, Plans Expansion to Pune Bengaluru and NCR

Mt. K Kapital, the real estate investment platform backed by the Rustomjee Group, has successfully raised ₹4,000 crore for its second realty fund, marking a significant milestone for the company’s nationwide expansion strategy. The announcement reflects a strong vote of confidence from investors in India’s real estate growth cycle and the firm’s proven track record in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region.

Building on the success of its first fund, which was largely deployed across MMR, Mt. K Kapital is now positioning itself to expand into key real estate markets including Pune, Bengaluru and the National Capital Region. These cities continue to attract large-scale homebuyers and institutional investors due to strong economic activity, rising employment opportunities and a steady pipeline of new residential and commercial developments.

The company noted that its strategy for the second fund will focus heavily on partnerships with developers at the acquisition stage. This approach allows the firm to identify viable land parcels early, participate in shaping the project from its initial phase and support developers through structured capital solutions. By engaging at the foundational stage, Mt. K Kapital aims to accelerate project timelines, improve completion efficiency and ensure long-term value creation for both developers and homebuyers.

Speaking about the development, Founder and Managing Partner Binitha Dalal said the second fund will help expand the firm’s investment philosophy across India. She emphasised that the objective is not only to scale geographically but also to create a stronger framework for early-stage capital participation in high-potential real estate corridors.

With India’s real estate sector expected to witness continued demand driven by urbanisation, rising incomes and improved infrastructure, institutional funds such as Mt. K Kapital are playing a crucial role in shaping the next wave of residential and mixed-use developments. The fresh capital is expected to be deployed over the current fiscal, with a clear focus on strengthening developer ecosystems in fast-growing urban markets.