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DLF: Investors should be cautious given weak demand scenario, downside risk

Cost control efforts and ongoing consolidation are other triggers for the stock

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DLF is aiming to reduce its fixed costs which was at Rs 650 crore by 50 per cent in the current financial year

Ram Prasad Sahu Mumbai
The DLF stock is up 8 per cent in the past two trading sessions on expectations that the company’s focus on mid-income segment projects, lower costs, and monetisation of land bank would help improve its revenue growth and cash flows. While the current year is expected to be a tough one for residential real estate players, the company indicated it sees green shoots, with revival across markets. 

The immediate trigger would be the pace of launches in the mid-income segment and monetisation efforts. Biplab Debbarma of Antique Stock Broking says the company’s focus has now moved from luxury/premium projects with unit

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