Total income fell to Rs 2,178 crore, against Rs 3,110 crore in the year-ago period
In April last year, DLF formally opened its 2 million sq ft shopping mall in Noida
Residential sales likely to be muted in the near term given demonetisation and deferment in purchases
The complaint was filed by three individuals who had booked one residential flat in each of the two residential projects
The difference in bids is Rs 400 crore-500 crore
The company has an IT SEZ in Chennai, comprising 5.7 million sq ft of area
DLF had in May entered into an amended agreement to sell its 32 screens of DT cinemas to PVR at revised rate of Rs 433 crore
The company expects to receive binding, updated bids in the form of shareholder agreement once the shortlisted bidders complete due diligence
Income from operations dips 22% to Rs 1,867 cr
The money raised will be utilised to reduce debt; DLF had a net debt of Rs 22,202 crore at the end of the last fiscal
The company till now has developed 27 million sq ft of commercial space
Three global institutional investors - Blackstone, GIC and Abu Dhabi Investment Authority - have been shortlisted as buyers in DCCDL
DLF and Ridgewood Holdings have divided five undeveloped land parcels of about 500 acres in Bengaluru and Chennai
The extension of validity order by DLF is subject to revalidation of environment clearance for the project
The first phase of the project is ready for commercial operations
DLF has been selling complete businesses or stakes to reduce its mountain of debt, but has largely been unsuccessful in bringing down its debt pile
Reports say DLF promoters will infuse Rs 10,000 crore in the company through preferential allotment after they sell 40% in DLF Cyber City Developers
DLF, Unitech, HDIL, Sobha, Oberoi Realty, Indiabulls, Kolte Patil, Godrej Properties and DB Realty were up 2%-10% on the BSE.
The apex consumer commission today slapped a penalty of 12 per cent per annum on real estate major DLF Ltd to be given to 50 buyers for delaying giving possession of their flats in its Panchkula project in Haryana, saying it amounted to "cheating". The National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission (NCDRC) bench headed by Justice J M Malik directed the firm to hand over the apartments to buyers as per a list proposed by DLF for scheduled possession, failing which it will have to pay a penalty of Rs 5,000 per flat per day to the buyers till the project is completed. The bench noted that the firm had to give the possession of the property within three years including the grace period from the date of letter of allotment till possession was to be given by 2013. After this, it will have to pay interest till the period it has now proposed before the commission, it said. If the flats are not given till the period now proposed by the firm, it will carry a penalty of Rs 5,000 per day till
DLF operates the multiplex arm DT cinemas and exhibition business under its subsidiary DLF Utilities