Shares of Ahluwalia Contracts witnessed a significant surge following a major order win from real estate giant Godrej Properties. The stock climbed over 8% in the morning trade session on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE).
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The project awarded to Ahluwalia Contracts by Godrej Properties is worth ₹396 crore.
Ahluwalia Contracts' stock rose over 8%, with the share price reaching ₹137.75 in the morning trade session.
The project involves the development of a high-end residential complex in a prime location in Mumbai.
This project is significant for Ahluwalia Contracts as it adds to the company's order book, enhances its brand value, and is expected to generate substantial revenue and improve financial health.
Godrej Properties is known for its high-quality projects, innovative designs, and customer-centric approach, making it a preferred choice for homebuyers and investors.

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