EFC (I), a leading integrated office infrastructure and design company, has incorporated a new subsidiary, EFC Estate 710 Alpha, to focus on commercial real estate projects, including IT park developments.
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The primary objective is to establish a strategic association for commercial real estate projects, particularly IT park developments, which align with EFC (I)'s business of serviced offices.
EFC (I) invested Rs 1,00,000, representing 10,000 equity shares of Rs 10 each, in the new subsidiary EFC Estate 710 Alpha.
EFC Estate 710 Alpha is a wholly-owned subsidiary of EFC (I) and is a related party. EFC (I) holds 100% of the equity shares in this new entity.
Amit Narbaria and Nikhil Dilipbhai Bhuta serve as nominee directors representing EFC (I) on the board of EFC Estate 710 Alpha.
EFC (I) manages 61+ centers with over 50,500+ seats under management across seven states.
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