A Mauritius-based investor, Royale Partners Investment Fund, today said it has offered to invest USD 1.67 billion (over Rs 10,700 crore) in embattled Sahara group's Aamby Valley project.
The investment offer, proposed as a debt arrangement, comes at a time when the Supreme Court has ordered auction of the Aamby Valley resort town between Mumbai and Pune in Maharashtra. Sahara group pegs the market valuation of this project at over Rs 1 lakh crore.
Royale Partners Investment Fund Limited, registered in Mauritius as a global business company, is owned by Dubai- headquartered RPMG Investment which is into investment management, private equity, asset management and proprietary trading.
Replying to emailed queries about its proposed deal with Sahara group, RPMG Investment told
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