Real Estate investments in the sector surged to USD 2.2 billion in Q3, marking a significant boost in the market capitalisation. Latest company results and market news highlight the robust performance of Godrej Properties.
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Godrej Properties reported a Q2 profit of Rs 335.21 crore, which is a 500% increase from the previous year.
The revenue of Godrej Properties in Q2 was Rs 2,000 crore, up by 30% compared to the previous year.
The net profit margin of Godrej Properties in Q2 is 16.75%, indicating efficient cost management.
Key projects of Godrej Properties include Godrej天赋 in Mumbai, Godrej Hermitage in Bengaluru, and Godrej Bluera in Chennai.
Godrej Properties is optimistic about its future prospects with a strong pipeline of projects and a focus on sustainable development. The company is also exploring new markets to diversify its portfolio and expand its market share.
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