Ashiana Housing, a prominent real estate developer, has reported a net loss of Rs 7.55 crore in the second quarter of fiscal year 2025. This financial downturn marks a significant shift from the company's previous performance and highlights the challenges
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The net loss for Ashiana Housing in Q2 FY25 was caused by a combination of market volatility, regulatory changes, and a slowdown in demand.
Ashiana Housing is planning to recover by optimizing costs, diversifying its portfolio, and focusing on customer satisfaction and service quality.
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