Anarock Group, a leading real estate consultant, reported a 33% revenue growth to Rs 755 crore in the fiscal year 2025, driven by increased demand for residential and commercial properties. The company's chairman, Anuj Puri, attributes this success to India's economic growth and strategic business expansion.
Real EstateAnarockRevenue GrowthProperty ConsultancyIndian EconomyReal EstateMay 18, 2025
Anarock Group is a leading real estate consultancy firm based in Mumbai, India. Founded by Anuj Puri in April 2017, the company provides a wide range of services including property consultancy, project management, and strategic consulting.
Anarock Group's revenue in the fiscal year 2025 grew by 33% to Rs 755 crore, up from Rs 566 crore in the previous fiscal year.
The revenue growth was primarily driven by increased demand for residential and commercial properties, active land deals, and capital market transactions. The company's diverse service offerings also contributed to its success.
Anarock launched office leasing consultancy services in April 2024, which have performed exceptionally well, expanding the company's presence across major cities and concluding numerous workspace leasing transactions.
Anarock plans to continue its growth through organic expansion and strategic acquisitions. The company has raised Rs 200 crore to fund these initiatives and is looking to identify acquisition opportunities that complement its existing businesses.
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