Sri Lotus Developers, backed by Ashish Kacholia, has received SEBI's approval to launch its IPO. The proceeds will be used for investments in its subsidiaries, including Richfeel Real Estate, Dhyan Projects, and Tryksha Real Estate Pvt Ltd.
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The proceeds from the IPO will be used for investments in its subsidiaries, including Richfeel Real Estate, Dhyan Projects, and Tryksha Real Estate Pvt Ltd, as well as to enhance technological capabilities and marketing efforts.
Sri Lotus Developers is backed by Ashish Kacholia, a prominent figure in the real estate industry.
The key subsidiaries of Sri Lotus Developers include Richfeel Real Estate, Dhyan Projects, and Tryksha Real Estate Pvt Ltd, covering various segments of the real estate market.
The IPO is expected to attract a wide range of investors, offering a promising investment opportunity with the potential for growth and returns in the real estate sector.
The funds raised from the IPO will be used for investments in subsidiaries, enhancing technological capabilities, strengthening marketing efforts, and expanding existing projects.
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