BSNL is set to finalize a major real estate deal in Kolkata, selling a 780-cotah plot at a prime location for Rs 1,900 crore. The plot, situated at the intersection of AJC Bose Road and Alipore Road, includes a heritage building.
BsnlReal EstateKolkataProperty SaleHeritage BuildingReal EstateJan 15, 2025
BSNL is selling a 780-cotah plot in Kolkata.
The property is expected to be sold for Rs 1,900 crore.
The property is located at the intersection of AJC Bose Road and Alipore Road in Kolkata.
The heritage building is a landmark in the locality and adds unique value to the property. BSNL has assured that it will be preserved and integrated into future development plans.
BSNL is selling this property as part of its asset monetization program to generate additional revenue and reduce financial burdens, with the proceeds expected to be used for modernizing its infrastructure and enhancing service offerings.
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