BRCL, a prominent real estate company, has entered into a loan agreement of Rs 100 crore with State Bank of India (SBI) to finance a commercial real estate project. This strategic move highlights BRCL's commitment to expanding its portfolio in the commercial real estate sector.
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The total value of the loan agreement between BRCL and State Bank of India is Rs 100 crore.
The loan is specifically earmarked for the development of a commercial real estate project.
BRCL's market cap is over Rs 300 crore.
BRCL's stock has risen by 12 per cent from its 52-week low of Rs 120.30 per share.
The loan from SBI is significant for BRCL as it provides the necessary capital to expedite the construction and completion of the commercial property, enhancing the company's growth and market position.

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