Mumbai-based Anarock, a leading real estate consultancy, reported a 33% revenue growth to Rs 755 crore in FY25, driven by increased demand in both residential and commercial property sectors.
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Anarock's revenue in FY25 was Rs 755 crore, representing a 33% growth from the previous fiscal year.
Anarock's revenue growth was driven by increased demand for residential and commercial properties, fueled by India's economic growth and aggressive land purchases by developers.
Anarock offers a range of services including property consultancy, land deals, capital market transactions, office leasing, retail and warehousing space management, strategic consulting, project management, and co-working platforms.
Anarock currently has more than 2,300 employees operating across key tier-1 and tier-2 markets in India and the Middle East.
Anarock plans to increase its employee strength and is looking for acquisitions to complement its existing businesses. The company remains bullish about its growth prospects despite global economic uncertainties.
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