Billionaire Gautam Adani is set to make a significant move in the Indian real estate market with a Rs 12,090 crore deal. This strategic expansion aims to bolster the Adani Group's presence in the sector, building on its existing portfolio through unlisted
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The Adani Group is making a Rs 12,090 crore deal in the real estate market.
The Adani Group is already active in the real estate market through its unlisted entities, Adani Realty and Adani Properties.
The key drivers include the potential for long-term value creation, the growing real estate market in India, and the synergy with the group's existing infrastructure and energy projects.
The Adani Group's expertise in managing large-scale projects ensures that the new real estate ventures are executed efficiently and to the highest standards, enhancing the quality and appeal of their offerings.
The Adani Group aims to create integrated ecosystems that combine various business verticals, such as energy, infrastructure, and real estate, to develop holistic urban environments.
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