Private Credit/Affordable housing, mid-income housing, stressed real estate
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SWAMIH Investment Fund I

SWAMIH Investment Fund I is a government-backed Category II AIF managed by SBI Ventures that provides priority last-mile debt to stalled affordable and mid-income housing projects. Its official fund page names a dedicated investment team and success-story projects, while government and project records attribute additional financings and exits to the vehicle.

At a glance

Founded
2019
Footprint
Mumbai
Stage
Priority last-mile debt for stalled residential projects

Research profile

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Investment lens

SWAMIH Investment Fund I uses a priority last-mile debt for stalled residential projects approach across Affordable housing, mid-income housing, stressed real estate.

Current evidence

The Ministry of Finance reported on 8 January 2026 that SWAMIH Fund had fully committed its investible corpus, with more than 145 projects across 30 cities. SBI Ventures’ 2025 media update records completion of 50,000 homes and names Avant Hillways, Vision Heights and Shubham Trident among projects receiving handovers.

Strategy

Priority last-mile debt for stalled residential projects

Sector focus

Affordable housing, mid-income housing, stressed real estate

Current signal

The Ministry of Finance reported on 8 January 2026 that SWAMIH Fund had fully committed its investible corpus, with more than 145 projects across 30 cities. SBI Ventures’ 2025 media update records completion of 50,000 homes and names Avant Hillways, Vision Heights and Shubham Trident among projects receiving handovers.

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