Godrej Properties, a leading real estate developer, has reported a significant reduction in net debt, down 49% to Rs 3,848 crore, driven by enhanced cash flow and a successful equity fundraising. The company's strategic focus on cash management and financ
Godrej PropertiesReal EstateNet DebtCash FlowEquity FundraisingReal Estate MumbaiFeb 08, 2025
The current net debt of Godrej Properties is Rs 3,848 crore, which represents a 49% reduction from the previous period.
Godrej Properties achieved a reduction in net debt through improved cash flow and a successful equity fundraising.
Godrej Properties has been proactive in managing its debt levels and ensuring a strong balance sheet, which is crucial in the highly competitive real estate industry.
The Mumbai Metropolitan Region is a key market for Godrej Properties, where the company has a significant portfolio of residential, commercial, and retail projects.
With a stronger financial foundation, Godrej Properties is well-positioned to capitalize on growth opportunities, particularly in key markets like the Mumbai Metropolitan Region.
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