The Hong Kong-headquartered firm has already acquired stakes in five developers, including DBS, Playtor, Olympeo, Sheltrex and Xrbia, which have a presence in states like Maharashtra, Gujarat and Tamil Nadu.
"We are working towards our vision of delivering a million housing units by 2030 and to achieve the target, we plan to tie up with developers engaged in developing affordable housing," its chief executive Rajesh Krishnan told PTI here.
The company plans to raise USD 100 million to fund these investments and also to acquire land parcels for developing affordable homes.
The company plans to acquire close to 1,000 acres of land parcels every year. "These land parcels will be developed to house over 70,000 families in the next 5-7 years," he said.
Beyond projects, Brick Eagle has invested in companies that aid the affordable housing sector like TPC, a construction technology company; Phalcomm, an online house selling platform; Renderlogy, a technology driven online interior design and supplier community; Xeco, a real estate marketing company; Botsworth, a company using robotics for township management.