Sale and Leaseback Using Land Assets to Improve Liquidity

For decades, land in India has been viewed as a passive asset or a reserve for future generations, providing long-term security but being non-liquid. However, in today’s increasingly capital-constrained environments, the perspective is shifting: land has become a core balance-sheet lever, essential for businesses adopting asset-light strategies to fuel growth, repay debt, or manage their capital structure. Companies are placing greater importance on these strategies, as seen in regional dominance: Delhi-NCR leads with 21% of total absorption in the core market, followed by Mumbai and Pune at 15% each.

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