The Free Press Journal

MMRDA holds meeting with 16 firms to discuss investment plans

Ongoing metro, other infrastruc­ture projects offer investment opportunit­ies worth nearly `1 lakh-crore

- STAFF REPORTER

The Mumbai Metropolit­an Region Developmen­t Authority (MMRDA), which is responsibl­e for the constructi­on of 14 metro lines comprising of 337 kilometres apart from the Mumbai Trans Harbour Sea Link, Alibaug Virar multi-modal corridor, transit-oriented developmen­t and multi-modal integratio­n, believes all these projects will offer investment opportunit­ies worth about Rs1 lakh crore. Following which on Wednesday, the MMRDA Commission­er, RA Rajeev, along with other officials, held a meet with 16 investor companies to discuss future plans.

The companies that attended the meet are Tata AIA Life, Enama Holdings Pvt Ltd, Reliance, Nippon Life Asset Management Ltd, Nippon Life Company, Principal Asset Management Pvt Ltd, Goldman Sachs, Suyash Advisors, Avendus Capital Public Markets, Invesco Mutual Fund, IDBI Federal Life Insurance Co Ltd, Quantum Advisors Pvt Ltd, Aviva Life Insurance Co. India Ltd, HDFC Asset Management Co. Ltd, Tata Asset Management Ltd and CPP Investment Board.

The MMRDA Commission­er commented: “We are in a total developmen­t-mode in Mumbai and in the metropolit­an region, and have undertaken various infrastruc­ture projects, including various metro corridors. There is an investment opportunit­y worth more than Rs1 lakh crore. Besides, to provide improved mobility, connectivi­ty, accessibil­ity, safety with comfortabl­e travel is our motto.”

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