Worldmark by Bharti Real Estate: India shifts from commercial business districts to global business districts

Bharti Group is one of India's leading business conglomerates with interests in telecom, digital infrastructure, space communications, financial services, real estate, hospitality, manufacturing and food processing.

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Bharti Airtel, the group's flagship company, has since emerged as one of the leading global communications solutions providers with over 550 Mn customers in 15 countries across India and Africa. Bharti Airtel ranks amongst the top three mobile operators globally and its networks cover over two billion people.

Identifies and bridges the demand for Integrated Infrastructure, Global Connectivity, and Talent Concentration

Key Highlights

* For the first time in India, Bharti Real Estate, which is part of Bharti Enterprises, is constructing Worldmark as the first integrated boundary-less business district in the country. Following extensive research into the criteria for a Global Business District, this GBD will cover over 17 million square feet of leasable space adjacent to the international airport

* In this GBD, 0.2 million employees will work in and around Worldmark daily. Worldmark will be a talent-rich hub, a key component of Global Business Districts (GBDs) worldwide, thanks to its express connectivity offering 100km commutes in under an hour

For the first time in India, Bharti Real Estate, which is part of Bharti Enterprises, is constructing Worldmark as the first integrated boundary-less business district in the country. Following extensive research into the criteria for a Global Business District, this GBD will cover over 17 million square feet of leasable space adjacent to the international airport

Our precise objective is to achieve this by providing Worldmark GBD with unparalleled leasing opportunities with our offices and retail spaces to the most reputable corporations and brands, who are currently experiencing exponential growth and are focusing on India as a potential market for this growth."