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CapitaLand India Trust shifts debt to rupees as INR falls

As of June 2026, CLINT had approximately S$1.7 billion (roughly ₹8,820 crore) of borrowings. As of June, CLINT's assets under management stood at S$3.5 billion.

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Economic TimesLean R·6h ago
CapitaLand India Trust shifts debt to rupees as INR falls
As of June 2026, CLINT had approximately S$1.7 billion (roughly ₹8,820 crore) of borrowings. As of June, CLINT's assets under management stood at S$3.5 billion.
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