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Inventory Funding
Capital Against Eligible Unsold Real Estate Inventory
Explore funding against eligible unsold inventory in completed or qualifying property developments, subject to valuation, legal approvals, marketability and the financier’s security requirements.
Key Funding Features
- Indicative Funding: Up to 50% of Eligible Inventory Value
- Required Evidence: OC or Provisional OC under the Relevant Offering
- Underlying Asset: Eligible Unsold Inventory
- Security: Mortgage / Other Accepted Project Rights
- Amount and Tenure: Institution-Specific
Funding Purpose
What This Funding May Support
- Liquidity against completed eligible inventory
- Approved developer business requirements
- Eligible project refinance or working capital assessment
Preliminary Eligibility & Structure
Preliminary Eligibility & Assessment
- Confirm OC or Provisional OC as specified for this funding route.
- Verify units, ownership, RERA and existing charges.
- Obtain independent valuation and expected sale schedule.
- Unfinished or otherwise ineligible inventory must not be presented as automatically fundable.
Documents to Keep Ready
Documents to Keep Ready
- Unit-wise inventory statement and saleable area
- OC / Provisional OC and project approvals
- Title and existing encumbrance details
- Valuation, price list, financials and project borrowings
Frequently Asked Questions
How much inventory value may be funded?
The referenced offering indicates up to 50% of eligible inventory value, subject to appraisal.
Is OC necessary?
An OC or Provisional OC is specified for the relevant inventory route.
Can already pledged units be submitted?
Existing charges must be disclosed; available security and release conditions require lender review.
Conversion, SEO & Application
Discuss Your Inventory Funding Requirement
Share your business or project details to start a preliminary funding assessment with Capital Yono.
Funding is subject to eligibility, appraisal, due diligence, approval and final terms from the relevant funding provider.