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Kamath, Vanga Invest ₹250 Crore in CtrlS Expansion

Kamath, Vanga Invest ₹250 Crore in CtrlS Expansion
'India either keeps pace or...': Zerodha's Nikhil Kamath invests ₹200 crore in CtrlS amid AI data centre push · businesstoday.in

Nikhil Kamath and Sreeram Reddy Vanga invested money in a company called CtrlS Datacenters.

Kamath invested ₹200 crore, while Vanga invested ₹50 crore.

Together, their investment is worth ₹250 crore.

CtrlS operates large facilities where digital information is stored and processed.

The company will use the money to build more infrastructure and increase its capacity.

Businesses are using more artificial intelligence, cloud services, and other digital tools.

These technologies need data centres to work.

CtrlS says the investment will help India handle its growing digital needs.

Key facts

Total investment
₹250 crore
Nikhil Kamath’s investment
₹200 crore
Sreeram Reddy Vanga’s investment
₹50 crore
Company
CtrlS Datacenters
CtrlS footprint
19 data centres across nine Indian markets with combined capacity exceeding 370 MW
Projects under execution
4.4 GW of projects at various stages of execution
Earlier funding commitment
Canada Pension Plan Investment Board committed up to ₹7,000 crore at a reported valuation of ₹44,914 crore
Planned use of funds
Infrastructure expansion and capacity build-out to meet enterprise and hyperscale demand

Quotes

Sridhar Pinnapureddy

Founder and CEO of CtrlS

“India's AI moment is not on the horizon, it is already here. The demand signals from hyperscalers, cloud service providers, and enterprises are clear and unmistakable…Our partnership with CPP Investments…(is) not merely expanding capacity but also establishing the benchmark for AI-ready infrastructure in one of the world's most significant digital markets.”
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“We are delighted to welcome Nikhil Kamath and Sreeram Reddy Vanga as investors in CtrlS. It gives us the ability to think bigger, move faster, and continue building datacenter platforms that will support India's next phase of growth.”
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