| It has transferred the business development rights of 2.44 lakh sq ft facility that is yet to be developed to a wholly owned subsidiary company-Elnet Software City- for a consideration of Rs 16.9 crore. |
| "We have taken an in-principle decision to exploit the extra floor space index that is available. A detailed business plan will be drawn up in the next 15 days to a month's time, based on a market survey that we are doing. There is a huge demand and supply gap for high quality space," said a company source. |
| He refused to divulge further details of the project including the cost, design and market available saying that these will be made available once the internal study is complete. |
| Also, he pointed out that the decision to build to suit one large customer or several small and medium businesses had not been taken. |
| Elnet Technologies is a joint venture between Electronics Corporation of Tamil Nadu, which holds the majority stake with 89 per cent with New Era Investments holding the rest of the equity. |
| Elnet built its first IT park in 1994 of 1.4 lakh sq ft space on 3.34 acres in Taramani on the outskirts of Chennai at a cost of Rs 13 crore. This facility was further augmented recently by 65,000 sq ft, all of which has been taken by Calsoft and Sify. |
| Elnet has also promoted a BPO park at Perungudi, through another subsidiary called ETL Infrastructure Services in which it holds a 26 per cent stake. |
| The decision to set up the wholly owned subsidiary was approved by the members at the annual general meeting (AGM) of the company held on May 7, 2005. |
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