Gurgaon-headquartered Emaar India is a leading player in the country's commercial and residential real estate market. Adani Realty is in talks to pick up a stake in the company.
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The amount of stake to be picked up by Adani Realty is yet to be finalized.
Adani Realty has recently entered the Delhi-NCR region, India's second-largest real estate market.
Emaar India plans to launch 8-10 million square-feet of real estate projects this year, investing close to a billion US dollars (Rs 8,400 crore at current rate) till 2029.
As per its annual report, Emaar India Ltd. witnessed its operating revenue fall 31.4 per cent in FY2023 to Rs 1,670 crore.
The deal, if it goes through, will be a significant milestone for Adani Realty and will mark its entry into the big league of Indian real estate developers.
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