Delta Corp Ltd’s shares saw a significant rise, closing at ₹122.65, up by ₹3.20, or 2.68% on the BSE. The company has announced a revised plan for the demerger of its hospitality and real estate businesses.
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The main reason for Delta Corp's decision to revise its demerger plan is to enhance shareholder value and streamline operations by allowing the hospitality and real estate divisions to operate independently and focus on their respective markets.
The market has responded positively to the news of the revised demerger plan, with Delta Corp's shares closing at ₹122.65, up by ₹3.20, or 2.68% on the BSE.
The key benefits of the demerger plan for Delta Corp and its shareholders include enhanced operational efficiency, financial performance, and the opportunity for shareholders to directly participate in the growth and success of the hospitality and real estate businesses.
Delta Corp is undertaking several initiatives to strengthen its core gaming business, including the expansion of its gaming portfolio, the introduction of new technology, and the enhancement of customer experience.
Delta Corp's vision for its hospitality and real estate divisions post-demerger is to capitalize on the growth potential of these sectors by operating independently, focusing on their respective markets, and enhancing operational efficiency and financial performance.
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