Within a month of reaching a truce with his elder sibling, Abhinandan Lodha on Tuesday launched a new identity for the holding company housing all of his businesses. The holding company has been rechristened as "Abhinadan Ventures" from "Lodha Ventures" earlier, as per a statement. It can be noted that last month, Abhinandan and his brother Abhishek, who runs Macrotech Developers, had reached an out-of-court truce over the usage of 'Lodha' in branding, under which the elder sibling was permitted to use the "Lodha" name. The statement issued by Abhinandan Ventures said the entity began operations in 2015 for incubating and accelerating high-growth, consumer-centric businesses, and has expanded into real estate, private equity, education, and emerging consumer opportunities. "While we continue to own the brand 'Lodha Ventures', with all our businesses being new age, tech-driven consumer-centric businesses, the new branding allows us to clearly communicate our innovation-first philoso
A stamp duty of Rs 8.26 crore was paid by Macrotech for the deal, which was registered in March 2025
The Bombay High Court on Tuesday formally took on record the final mediation report along with the consent terms entered into by real estate businessmen Abhishek Lodha and Abhinandan Lodha, marking the end of a trademark dispute between the brothers. The court appreciated the role played by the mediator, retired Supreme Court judge Justice R V Raveendran, in the process. "I must at this stage note the painstaking efforts of the Learned Mediator (Justice RV Raveendran), which has resulted in these consent terms being arrived at and also my deep appreciation for all the efforts taken by the Learned Mediator to bring about an amicable resolution of disputes between respondent nos 5 (Abhinandan Lodha ) and 16 (Abhishek Lodha)," said justice Arif Doctor. The matter is now scheduled for further compliance hearing on Wednesday. In January, Abhishek Lodha-led Macrotech Developers filed a suit in the Bombay High Court against the House of Abhinandan Lodha (HoABL) formed by his younger broth
Realty firm Macrotech Developers Ltd on Wednesday alleged that House of Abhinandan Lodha (HoABL) has used "fabricated documents" to misuse the company's brand and registered trademark 'Lodha'. Abhishek Lodha led Macrotech Developers and the HoABL, formed by his younger brother Abhindan Lodha, are fighting a legal dispute over the use of the brand 'Lodha'. In January, Macrotech Developers filed a suit in the Bombay High Court against HoABL for infringement of its trademarks and sought appropriate injunctions, reliefs, and damages. Macrotech Developers, which sells properties under the 'Lodha' brand, is one of the leading real estate firms in the country, while the HoABL is into the development of residential plots across major cities. In a regulatory filing, Macrotech Developers said that the board has taken "serious cognizance of the conspiracy to use fabricated documents in order to misuse the company's goodwill, brand, and registered trademark." The Board has constituted a Speci
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Realty firm Macrotech Developers Ltd on Friday reported a 16 per cent growth in its sales bookings at Rs 3,035 crore in the third quarter of this fiscal on better housing demand. Macrotech Developers, which sells properties under the 'Lodha' brand, is one of the leading real estate developers of the country. In a regulatory filing, Macrotech Developers informed that the company has achieved its "best ever Q3 (October-December) pre-sales performance of Rs 3,035 crores showing a growth of 16 per cent on a YoY basis." During April-December period of 2022-23 fiscal, Macrotech Developers has clocked 62 per cent growth in its sales bookings to Rs 9,039 crore, from Rs 5,568 crore in the year-ago period. The total sales bookings in the first nine months of the current fiscal has already crossed pre-sales of Rs 9,024 crore achieved in the entire last financial year. "This puts us on track to surpass our full-year guidance of Rs 11,500 crore," the company said. The collections of money fro
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We believe that the first two months will have an impact of the second wave of Covid, says Lodha
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Macrotech Developers Ltd, erstwhile Lodha Developers, on Tuesday raised Rs 740 crore from anchor investors, ahead of its initial public offer (IPO) that will hit the capital market on Wednesday.
He said the company's net debt for India business is Rs 16,700 crore as of December 31, 2020. "Our debt will come down to Rs 12,700 crore after the IPO".
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