CapitaLand Investment Unveils 23 Million Sq Ft India Expansion Pipeline Across Business Parks and Logistics.

CapitaLand Investment (CLI) is sharpening its India strategy, increasing its focus on logistics, data centres and capital recycling while continuing to expand its core business parks portfolio.

In its FY25 annual report, the company said it has lined up a development pipeline of about 23 million sq ft over the next three to four years. This includes roughly 14 million sq ft of business parks and nine million sq ft of logistics space. CLI is also building data centre capacity of around 246 megawatts, highlighting its growing emphasis on digital infrastructure alongside traditional office assets.

The company has also accelerated capital recycling through its listed vehicle, CapitaLand India Trust (CLINT). In February 2025, CLINT entered into a forward purchase agreement for an office development in Bengaluru valued at S$233.6 million.

This was followed by CLINT’s first divestment since listing, involving the sale of assets in Chennai and Hyderabad for S$161.7 million. It also sold a partial stake in three data centres to the CapitaLand India Data Centre Fund for S$149.2 million, further advancing its capital recycling strategy.