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Realty major DLF Ltd Chairman Rajiv Singh's remuneration rose 20 per cent to Rs 44.06 crore in the last fiscal amid better performance, according to its latest annual report. As per the list of remuneration paid/payable to directors/KMPs (key managerial personnel) during 2025-26, the DLF's Chairman and whole-time director has received Rs 44.06 crore remuneration for the last fiscal year against Rs 36.65 crore in 2024-25. Out of the total remuneration paid to the DLF Chairman, Rs 41.74 crore has been in the form of commission. DLF's Managing Director Ashok Kumar Tyagi has received Rs 15.30 crore as remuneration for 2025-26, up 8 per cent from Rs 14.16 crore in the preceding year. Out of this, Rs 5.45 crore is in commission form. The remuneration of DLF's MD Devinder Singh increased 24 per cent to Rs 17.52 crore last fiscal from Rs 14.16 crore in 2024-25. He received Rs 7.68 crore as commission. Tyagi and Devinder Singh became Managing Directors with effect from August 4, 2023. DL

The Nifty Realty index recouped its two-day loss on Thursday led by strong gains in Brigade Enterprises, Phoenix Mills, DLF and Godrej Properties.

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Nifty Realty index: MOFSL named Macrotech Developers (Lodha) as its preferred pick among large-cap players and also maintains a positive view on DLF and Godrej Properties

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MOFSL has Buy ratings on Lodha Developers, DLF, Godrej Properties, and AB Real Estate, while it has a Neutral rating on Oberoi Realty

Weekly market outlook by Ajit Mishra: The analyst from Religare Broking says Nifty remains in consolidate mode; among stocks he recommends buying DLF, L&T Finance and Paytm this week.

Market outlook: Nifty and Bank Nifty are likely to remain rangebound until a decisive breakout on either side, says Jatin Gedia, VP - Technical Research at Teji Mandi Investment Technologies.

Anand Rathi attributed the slowdown in the real estate sector to weaker hiring and salary growth, particularly in the IT sector, along with subdued capital market performance over the past two years.

The acquisition adds to a series of high-value transactions at DLF's super-luxury Gurugram project, where prices have risen sharply since launch

The Gurugram apartment spans 6,233.39 sq ft and is located on the 20th floor of Tower 1

Virat Jagad, technical analyst at Bonanza believes that DLF, Sobha and Lodha are precariously placed on the charts, wherein a breach of key supports could make them vulnerable to further downside.

Analysts expect Indian real estate growth to slow in FY27, but see opportunities in Lodha, Sobha, Mahindra Lifespace, DLF and Prestige Estates amid healthy demand for project launches

Realty major expects strong sales momentum from upcoming launches in Gurugram, Mumbai and Goa despite concerns over commercial leasing delays

India's biggest realty firm DLF Ltd has announced an additional investment of Rs 21,300 crore to complete its ongoing residential projects, mainly in Delhi-NCR, Mumbai and the tri-city Chandigarh. In its latest investor's presentation uploaded on the BSE on Wednesday, DLF said the "pending cost to complete for all launched projects" stands at Rs 21,300 crore. The company also disclosed that receivables from customers against the sale of properties stand at Rs 33,840 crore. The net receivables after meeting the pending cost to complete the launched project are Rs 12,540 crore. Post-COVID pandemic, DLF has launched many residential projects in Delhi-NCR, Mumbai and the tri-city of Chandigarh, including an ultra-luxury project 'The Dahlias' at Gurugram, which has a revenue potential of around Rs 35,000 crore. On Wednesday, DLF the country's largest real estate company by market capitalisation announced its financial results and also operational performance for the last fiscal. Duri

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Rikant Pittie acquires a luxury penthouse in DLF's Andheri West project for Rs 15.9 crore, marking one of the highest per square foot transactions in Mumbai's western suburbs

The Nifty Realty index was hit hard over the past few weeks, crashing 15 per cent due to rising oil prices amid supply disruption fears, leaving investors jittery about the rate-cut cycle

The Nifty Realty index tanked over 34 points or 4.8 per cent to the day's low at 662.85