DLF Limited has sold its Kolkata IT SEZ tech park to the Srijan Group for Rs 693 crore through a slump sale, marking a significant transaction in the real estate sector.
Real EstateDlf LimitedSrijan GroupTech ParkKolkata It SezReal Estate NewsApr 16, 2025

A slump sale is a type of transaction where the entire business or a significant part of it is sold as a going concern, rather than selling individual assets. In this case, DLF Limited sold the entire Kolkata IT SEZ tech park to the Srijan Group, including all its assets and liabilities.
The Kolkata IT SEZ tech park spans over 8.23 acres and includes three office blocks with a total built-up area of approximately 9.5 lakh square feet.
DLF Limited is one of India’s leading real estate developers, founded in 1993. It has a diversified portfolio across residential, commercial, and retail segments and is known for high-quality developments and a customer-centric approach.
The Srijan Group is a respected real estate and infrastructure company established in 1990. It has a diverse portfolio that includes residential, commercial, and industrial projects, and is known for delivering world-class developments.
The sale of the Kolkata IT SEZ tech park to the Srijan Group for Rs 693 crore highlights the strong demand for commercial real estate, particularly in the IT and tech sectors. It reflects the strategic vision of both companies and the growing trend of asset optimization in the real estate industry.

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