Elan Group, a prominent player in the real estate market, has successfully secured an investment of INR 1,200 crore from the Kotak Real Estate Fund. This substantial investment will provide a significant boost to the company's ongoing and future projects,
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Elan Group has secured INR 1,200 crore from the Kotak Real Estate Fund.
The main projects that will benefit from this investment are Elan The Presidential in Sector 106 and Elan Imperial.
Elan Group was founded in 1989 and has a rich history of delivering high-quality residential and commercial properties across various cities in India, with a portfolio spanning over 15 million square feet of developed area.
The investment from Kotak Real Estate Fund underscores the fund's confidence in Elan Group's growth trajectory and its ability to deliver exceptional returns. It will provide financial flexibility and strategic insights to help Elan Group achieve its long-term goals.
Elan Group plans to use the investment to support the development of ongoing and upcoming projects, explore new opportunities, and expand its portfolio.

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