From Wipro reporting decline in Q2 profit year-on-year, Godrej Properties buying land in Bengaluru to J&J pausing Covid vaccine, Business Standard brings you top news of the evening
Falling operating cash flows could make it difficult to meet return on equity target, say analysts
After Maharashtra, analysts expect more states slash stamp duty rates. According to Jefferies, the state governments to watch out for will be Karnataka (Bangalore) and Haryana (Gurgaon)
Price-volume trend indicates a further upside for realty stocks
So far, there were opportunities in stalled residential projects for top developers like Godrej Properties
Construction grinds to a halt in April and May; realtors, analysts expect improvement in coming quarters
Pirojsha Godrej says company will look at both organic and inorganic opportunities for growth, is bullish on medium and long-term prospects for residential real estate
Total income also declined to Rs 195.66 crore in the first quarter of the fiscal, from Rs 713.84 crore last year
Godrej Properties is prepared to withstand the downturn in the sector and capture opportunities that arise due to the crisis, said its chairman Pirojsha Godrej in the company's latest annual report
Shares of Godrej Properties also rose as much as 3.32 per cent on the BSE
Ensure the price isn't higher than a construction-linked plan
According to reports, official gold reserves in India totaled 653 tonnes at the end of March 2020, while those in Saudi totaled 323 tonnes.
Both stations will be redeveloped in PPP mode and based on the design, build, finance, operate transfer (DBFOT) model
Revenue up 10%, firm claims it posted its best-ever quarterly performance in terms of value of real estate sold
In a Q&A, Mohit Malhotra says his firm used technology to boost sales during lockdown and explains how consolidation in the industry will help the company once the curbs are lifted
March quarter has already seen a 30 per cent drop in residential sales and the whole year is expected to see a similar drop in sales and generating sales is crucial to developers
Bookings at Rs 2,380 cr were twice that of the October-December period, 10% higher than year-ago quarter as firm used online sales heavily to post highest ever quarterly sales
Godrej Properties has entered the Faridabad property market with the acquisition of this land parcel
Mohit Malhotra, managing director of the company, tells Business Standard how the company is going ahead with its plans
Godrej Properties has bought about 3 acre land parcel in Mumbai from DIC India Ltd for Rs 153 crore. The company said in a statement that ithas "entered into an agreement to purchase land in the upcoming & fast developing micro-market of Chandivali, Mumbai." Spread across about 3 acres, this project will offer 0.45 million square feet of saleable area primarily comprising residential apartments with a small amount of retail space. Separately, DIC India said in a regulatory filing that its boardhas approved the sale of land located atChandivali. The consideration of this land parcel is up to Rs 153 crore to be paid in three tranches, the filing added. Earlier this month, Godrej Propertiesacquired nearly 27 acre land parcel in the national capital for Rs 1,359 crore to develop luxury housing project.