As long as the Indian economy continues to grow and the government continues to support the growth with policies that give foreign investors certainty and clarity, I think the opportunity will grow.

We are focusing on the three key drivers of the business which are strong pre-sales of the identified products, strong cash and margin generation and a continuously sustained and strong growth of the rental business. 

The widening gap between land cost and warehousing rents has depressed yield -to-cost ratios , signalling a clear need for upward rental corrections to restore market equilibrium.

The real estate sector needs formal government recognition as a key contributor to India’s economic growth and employment.

We want to make bets that nobody else is making and go to those Tier-3 and Tier-4 cities where others haven’t gone yet.

The biggest bottleneck nobody talks about is the hidden bottleneck of talent. There was however no dearth  of demand for new data centres or even the capital to invest in the sector.