Arkade Developers Limited, a prominent real estate development company in India, is coming up with an IPO size of Rs. 410 crore. The company has a strong track record of project completion and a strategic focus on the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR).
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The IPO size of Arkade Developers Limited is Rs. 410 crore.
The IPO will be listed on the exchange on 24th September 2024.
The primary focus of Arkade Developers Limited is on developing new projects and redeveloping residential projects across the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR).
The company’s revenue growth rate has had a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 80.49% for the last three years.
The company’s strengths include its strategic location in MMR, proven track record of project completion, integrated business model, customer-centric approach, and financial growth.

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