AT Capital to infuse Rs 10,000 crore in Experion Developers

AT Capital, which has invested $1 billion in real estate across Europe spanning commercial, residential and mixed-used projects, has approved another Rs 10,000 crore for Experion Developers, firm’s real estate platform in India.

AT Capital's cumulative investment in Indian real estate has touched approximately $500 million since the company began operations in 2006.

Experion Developers has undertaken 12 projects across Gurugram, Noida, Lucknow and Amritsar covering around 11 million sq ft of built-up area till date, spanning plotted developments, villas, high-rise condominiums, commercial office and organised retail.


Over the past five years alone, Experion Developers has delivered more than 3,000 homes and plots. In FY2025-26, the company clocked the sales of Rs 3,700 crore (~$380 mn), nearly double the Rs 2,200 crore (~230 mn) of the previous year.

“Almost 60% of the planned investment should go in land acquisition. We want to remain focused on NCR but at the same time will take up opportunities in tier 2 cities as well,” said BK Malagi, Vice Chairman, Experion Developers.

The company’s next phase is already under way.

Demand for the portfolio has been strong. At the launch of Experion Saatori in Sector 151 on the Noida-Greater Noida Expressway, the company recorded approximately Rs 1,800 crore (180 mn) in sales, with around 400 units sold.

Every project in the pipeline is designed around wellness.

"At Experion, wellness is not an amenity we add at the end. It is built into the design of every project from the very first drawing," saidPriyamvada Navet, Deputy CEO, Experion Developers. "Today’s homebuyer is informed and discerning. They want to know what a home will do for their family’s health in the decades to come, not just how it looks on launch day.

In India, AT Capital also operates Juniper Green Energy, a leading Independent Power Producer (IPP), listed on the NSE and BSE, delivering clean and sustainable energy solutions.

Beyond the country, in the Netherlands, it owns a 50% stake in the development company 3W Real Estate and is a significant partner in the Bajeskwartier Ontwikkeling CV, the consortium redeveloping the former Bijlmerbajes prison site in Amsterdam into a 1.45 mn. sq. ft. mixed-use district of approximately 1,350 homes, masterplanned by OMA and built around car-free planning, public gardens and the reuse of the original structure.

The consortium is led by Dutch developer AM and includes Schroders Capital. It has also made significant investments across France, Poland and Spain.