Private Credit/Affordable housing, residential real estate, SME developers
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LICHFL Real Estate Debt Opportunities Fund I

LICHFL Real Estate Debt Opportunities Fund I is a Category II AIF for structured, asset-backed credit to Indian housing and residential development. The manager’s 2026 notices name current Pune, Navi Mumbai and Chennai deployments, while case studies document exits from Adarsh Greens and Gami projects. This is one canonical LRDOF-I record; the manager’s reference to it as its third fund is not treated as a separate duplicate vehicle.

At a glance

Founded
2021
Footprint
Mumbai
Stage
Structured real-estate private credit

Research profile

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Investment lens

LICHFL Real Estate Debt Opportunities Fund I uses a structured real-estate private credit approach across Affordable housing, residential real estate, SME developers.

Current evidence

LICHFL AMC’s 2026 announcements identify INR 90 crore Kharadi Pune, INR 50 crore Kharghar Navi Mumbai and INR 130 crore Chennai structured-credit investments through LRDOF-I, while the manager also reports a successful INR 150 crore Navi Mumbai portfolio exit. The official leadership page names the current CEO and CIO.

Strategy

Structured real-estate private credit

Sector focus

Affordable housing, residential real estate, SME developers

Current signal

LICHFL AMC’s 2026 announcements identify INR 90 crore Kharadi Pune, INR 50 crore Kharghar Navi Mumbai and INR 130 crore Chennai structured-credit investments through LRDOF-I, while the manager also reports a successful INR 150 crore Navi Mumbai portfolio exit. The official leadership page names the current CEO and CIO.

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