Avisirah Technologies’ Navi Mumbai AI data centre gets ₹75 crore funding from Syndicate Finance

Avisirah Technologies Private Limited (“Avisirah Technologies”) has raised a ₹75 crore loan facility from Syndicate Finance to fund the development of its proposed data centre and high-performance computing infrastructure in Navi Mumbai.

The latest financing follows the ₹50 crore secured loan extended by Syndicate Finance to Avisirah Technologies in May 2025, taking the aggregate financing extended by Syndicate Finance to the company to ₹125 crore.

The ₹75 crore facility has been extended following Syndicate Finance’s due diligence and credit appraisal process, including an evaluation of the project, the proposed deployment of funds and the information and documentation submitted by the company in connection with the financing.


Avisirah Technologies also envisages a further funding programme of up to ₹125 crore during 2027–28, subject to project milestones, definitive documentation, credit approvals and customary conditions.

If completed as contemplated, the overall financing relationship could consequently support funding of up to ₹250 crore across various phases of Avisirah Technologies’ data centre development programme.

The latest ₹75 crore facility will primarily be utilised towards:

• Acquisition of land in Navi Mumbai;
• Development of the proposed data centre facility;
• Civil, electrical, power, cooling and connectivity infrastructure;
• Procurement and installation of computing and data centre equipment; and
• Working capital requirements associated with development and operations.

The proposed facility is being developed to provide high-performance, high-density computing capacity to meet the rapidly increasing requirements of Artificial Intelligence, cloud computing, and other data-intensive applications.

Commenting on the financing, Mr Suresh Gurav, Director, Avisirah Technologies Private Limited, said:

“Artificial intelligence is fundamentally changing the scale and nature of computing infrastructure required by businesses. India is witnessing significant growth in demand for AI, cloud and data-intensive computing capacity, and we believe Navi Mumbai is strategically positioned to participate in this next phase of digital infrastructure development.”

“The ₹75 crore financing from Syndicate Finance is an important milestone in our development programme. It follows our earlier ₹50 crore financing relationship and will enable us to progress land acquisition, infrastructure development, equipment procurement and working capital requirements for the project.”

The company said that the latest transaction represents a continuation and expansion of its financing relationship with Syndicate Finance, which first extended a ₹50 crore secured facility to Avisirah Technologies in May 2025.

Data centre developments are capital-intensive projects requiring substantial upfront investment in land, electrical and power systems, cooling infrastructure, connectivity, computing equipment and associated infrastructure before commencement and scaling of operations.

Against this backdrop, the latest ₹75 crore facility represents a significant expansion of the financing relationship between Avisirah Technologies and Syndicate Finance.

The facility has been extended following Syndicate Finance’s due-diligence and credit appraisal process in relation to the proposed financing and project requirements.

When approached for comment on the transaction, Syndicate Finance conveyed that it does not, as a matter of firm policy, discuss individual client facilities or lending relationships, and courteously declined to comment further.

Avisirah Technologies said it values its continuing relationship with Syndicate Finance and the lender’s role in supporting the company’s digital infrastructure development plans.

The financing comes at a time when India is witnessing substantial investment in data centres and AI infrastructure.

India’s data centre capacity stood at approximately 1.6 GW in mid-2026 and is projected to reach around 6 GW by 2029, according to JLL’s India Data Centre 2026 Mid-Year Report. The expansion is being driven substantially by AI-led demand and hyperscale investments.

The report estimates that global hyperscalers have made more than US$50 billion of commitments to India’s data centre ecosystem, highlighting the scale of investment expected in computing infrastructure over the coming years.

The acceleration in demand is increasingly linked to Artificial Intelligence workloads, as well as the continued growth of cloud computing, enterprise digitization, and India’s broader digital economy.

Government discussions with the industry have focused on facilitating faster development through reliable power availability, data centre-ready land, regulatory reforms and streamlined approvals.

Mumbai and Navi Mumbai are among India’s most established data centre markets.

The region is positioned as India’s principal financial and commercial centre, with access to international connectivity, submarine cable infrastructure, power availability and proximity to a large concentration of enterprises, financial institutions and technology users.

Navi Mumbai has consequently emerged as a strategically important location for large-scale data centre development.

The project also comes against the backdrop of the Maharashtra IT & ITeS Policy 2023, which specifically identifies data centres as a focus segment for investment³.

The State’s policy framework seeks to strengthen Maharashtra’s position as a data centre destination. It provides for facilitation of data centre development through infrastructure and industry status, dedicated data centre parks and other fiscal and non-fiscal incentives, subject to applicable eligibility requirements.

The policy also contemplates infrastructure support for dedicated data centre parks, including transmission and substation infrastructure, as well as measures to facilitate the development of large-scale data centre capacity.

Avisirah Technologies intends to evaluate the incentives and facilitation measures available under applicable Central and Maharashtra Government policies for the Navi Mumbai project.

Once developed and operational, Avisirah Technologies expects the facility to add high-performance computing capacity to India’s expanding digital infrastructure ecosystem and cater to increasing demand generated by AI and data-intensive applications.