Shriram Properties shares zoom 7% on signing agreement for 6-acre land in Pune
Shriram Properties' shares jumped 6.8% as the company signed a Joint Development Agreement for 6 acres of prime land in Pune. The planned mixed-use development will feature 650+ apartments and retail spaces, targeting a launch in H2-FY25, with pot...

“Shriram Properties Limited (“SPL”), one of the leading residential real estate developers in South India, has signed a Joint Development Agreement for a 6-acres prime land, nestled in the upcoming micro markets of Undri in Pune,” said the company in a filing to the exchanges.
The company intends a mixed-use development, comprising of 650+ apartments and some retail/commercial spaces with an aggregate saleable area of over 1.0 msf, to be developed over the next 4 years.
The project has an aggregate revenue potential of approximately Rs 700-750 crores and is targeted to be launched during H2-FY25.
The company has informed that the project will also come with an option for the development of an additional 8 acres, predominantly retail and commercial for which, the company is in the final stages of securing development rights.
This is expected to be completed shortly.
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“This investment is consistent with our asset light strategy for accelerated growth. Pune is a promising market, and we see significant potential for large, established brands like Shriram. Owing to its proximity to IT/ITeS, Undri emerges as a vital micro market witnessing significant demand in recent years. We are looking forward to the project launch during this quarter and remain committed to delivering top-notch quality swiftly and ensuring utmost satisfaction for our customers,” said Murali Malayappan, Chairman & Managing Director of SPL.
Shares of Shriram Properties have increased by 20% in the last one year while declined by 12.7% in the current calendar year.
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