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Stocks in news: Axis Bank, Tech Mahindra, Wipro, LTIMindtree, Angel OneMarkets remained range-bound due to lack of fresh catalysts, with several companies in focus for Q1 results. Tech Mahindra reported a signi...- JM Financial initiates coverage on Godrej Properties with Buy call; target price Rs 2,500JM Financial has given a buy call for Godrej Properties with a target price of Rs 2,500. The market price is currently Rs 2122.25. This Lar...
- Godrej Properties Q3 Results: Net debt down 49% to Rs 3848cr on better cash flow, equity fundraiseGodrej Properties Ltd has significantly reduced its net debt by 49% to Rs 3,848 crore in the December quarter, aided by strong internal cas...
- Godrej Capital on course to double AUM to Rs 30,000 cr by Mar 2026, says MDGodrej Capital, the financial services division of the Godrej Industries Group, is on track to achieve Rs 30,000 crore in assets under mana...
- Godrej Properties raises Rs 6K cr via QIP mainly to acquire land for future developmentRealty firm Godrej Properties Ltd has raised Rs 6,000 crore by selling shares to institutional investors, including Singapore sovereign wea...
- Godrej Properties net debt rises to ₹7,572 crore in q2Godrej Properties' net debt rose slightly to ₹7,572 crore as the company invested in land acquisitions for future growth. To fund further e...
- Add Godrej Properties, target price Rs 3,000: HDFC SecuritiesHDFC Securities suggests adding Godrej Properties shares with a target price of Rs 3,000. The current share price is Rs 2929.95. The compan...
- 360 One-backed NeoLiv raises Rs 300 cr as first close of maiden fundNeoLiv raises Rs 300 crore for Inliv Real Estate Fund, targeting MMR, NCR, tier 2 cities. CEO Malhotra plans quick deployment. Strong inter...
- Godrej Properties raises Rs 3,750 crore through QIPGoldman Sachs Funds, Government of Singapore, Invesco Oppenheimer Developing Markets Fund and Monetary Authority of Singapore among key inv...
- Godrej Properties shares gain on fund-raising planThe company launched a qualified institutional placement (QIP) issue to raise up to Rs 3,750 crore through the sale of shares.
- Godrej Housing looks to raise up to Rs 1500 crore in FY22The mortgage lender is looking at a mix of bank, non-convertible debentures and short-term commercial paper (CP) borrowing. It plans to hav...
- GDP growth may be less than 5% in Q2, to improve from Q3: Adi GodrejGood performance, Nature’s Basket sale led to 128% jump in Godrej Industries' profit in Q2.
- Blackstone REIT’s success lures global funds to IndiaBlackstone-backed Embassy Office Parks REIT has soared about 35% since its debut in March.
- Godrej Properties to raise Rs 700 crore via rights issueGodrej Properties today said it will raise Rs 700 crore through issuing shares to existing shareholders on rights basis at 30 per cent disc...
- Godrej Properties to raise Rs 700 crore via rights issuePromoters had 74.98 per cent stake in the company as on June 30. Mumbai-based Godrej Properties plans to launch the rights issue this fisca...
- Godrej Properties to cut Rs 525 crore debt from rights issueRealty firm Godrej Properties, which plans to launch Rs 700 crore rights issue in September, would utilise Rs 525 crore from the net procee...
- In favour of 51% FDI in multi-brand retail: Adi Godrej, Godrej IndustriesIn an interview with ET Now, Adi Godrej, Group Chairman, Godrej Industries Ltd, talks about the FDI in retail and their growth strategies.
- Looking at all options for fund raising: Naresh Goyal, Jet AirwaysNaresh Goyal, Chairman, Jet Airways, says that it is better to be cautious and play safe than to promise and not deliver to the shareholder...
- Property at Vikroli will be sold at Rs 10,000 per sq. feet: Adi Godrej, Godrej GroupGodrej Properties has launched its 35-acre Vikroli project in Mumbai, while elsewhere Godrej Consumers is mulling rise in its soap-based pr...
- Realty unit IPO to give Godrej's growth a fillipShares of Godrej Industries (GIL) have outpaced the market over the past six months by a wide margin. However, the weakness in the second h...
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