RMZ, India’s largest privately owned real assets platform, has announced that RMZ Ecoworld 30 and RMZ Infinity in Bengaluru have received the British Safety Council Five-Star Rating. The recognition follows a comprehensive assessment of the assets’ employee health, safety, wellbeing, and environmental management systems.
The evaluation was conducted by British Safety Council officials and reviewed RMZ’s processes and procedures, as well as improvements implemented across both properties since the previous audit cycle.
With this achievement, RMZ Ecoworld 30 and RMZ Infinity are now eligible to apply for the British Safety Council’s Sword of Honour, described as one of the most prestigious international accolades recognizing organizations that demonstrate excellence in occupational health, safety, and environmental management.
The Five-Star Rating strengthens RMZ’s portfolio of high-performing commercial assets and reinforces the company’s commitment to responsible asset management, operational excellence, and the creation of future-ready workplaces aligned with global ESG, health, safety, and wellbeing standards.
RMZ is India’s largest privately owned real assets platform, bringing together real assets and private capital across six Indian cities. The company builds, owns and operates mixed-use GCC ecosystems that host global blue-chip enterprises. Its AI and data infrastructure serves the digital economy across India’s primary markets. Founded by Raj Menda and Manoj Menda in 2002, the group is headquartered in Bengaluru.
