GIC

GIC is an institutional investor with holdings in Indian assets across real estate, electric two-wheelers, supply-chain logistics and aerospace. [1] source: The Hindu BusinessLine[2] source: Entrackr[3] source: Business Today[4] source: Business Today Gamnat Pte Ltd, a GIC subsidiary, took part in the LEAP India pre-IPO placement. [3] source: Business Today[5] source: Entrackr

Hero MotoCorp acquired 1.19 crore Ather Energy shares from GIC for about Rs 1,758 crore in a deal reported in August 2026, at Rs 1,480 per share. The purchase raised Hero's stake from 29.88% to 32.8%. [2] source: Entrackr Also in August 2026, LEAP India raised ₹371.3 crore in a pre-IPO placement from GIC, Dymon Asia and Matyas Possessiones, with 2,33,51,100 equity shares placed at ₹159 per share. [3] source: Business Today Gamnat put in ₹279.99 crore of that amount. [3] source: Business Today The Hindu BusinessLine reported in September 2026 that GIC acquired a 97% stake in Equinox at a valuation of nearly ₹4,000 crore ($420 million). [1] source: The Hindu BusinessLine The same report said Equinox occupancy rose from 16% to more than 99% and that $26 million was spent upgrading flood defences at Equinox Business Park. [1] source: The Hindu BusinessLine

Business Today reported in July 2026 that GIC and Temasek are among the investors backing Skyroot Aerospace, the Hyderabad rocket unicorn. [4] source: Business Today Entrackr describes LEAP India as KKR-backed. [5] source: Entrackr