Century Textiles plans to develop the land through its real estate subsidiary Birla Estates and expects ₹14000 cr revenue from the real estate development
Real EstateMumbaiCentury TextilesBirla EstatesNusli WadiaReal Estate MumbaiSep 10, 2024

Century Textiles and Industries Limited (CTIL) acquired the ownership rights of approximately 10-acre leasehold land parcel in Worli, Mumbai, from Nusli Wadia for ₹1100 crore.
The company expects ₹14000 crore revenue from the real estate development on the site.
Birla Estates Pvt Ltd, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Century Textiles and Industries Limited, will develop the land.
The 10-acre land parcel adds an approximate booking value potential of ₹14000 crore to the company.
The overall booking value potential of the gross 30-acre contiguous landholding in this prime area is approximately ₹28000 crore.

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