Reacting to the development, shares of Oberoi Realty jumped 18.01 per cent to an intra-day high of Rs 234.50 on the BSE.
After market closing hours yesterday, Tata Steel had said it has sold its 25-acre Borivali land parcel in Mumbai for Rs 1,155 crore to Oberoi Realty through e-auction.
Shares of Tata Steel also gained and had touched an intra-day high of Rs 374.80 on the BSE, 2.20 per cent higher over its previous closing price.
Tata steel had launched the bid-cum-auction process for sale of the land parcel on December 18 last year through public advertisements.
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