Realty firm Godrej Properties has reported a 2% increase in its net debt to Rs 7,572 crore in the second quarter. One of India's leading real estate developers, Godrej Properties is planning to raise Rs 6,000 crore to fund its future projects.
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Godrej Properties' net debt has risen to Rs 7,572 crore in the second quarter.
Godrej Properties plans to raise an additional Rs 6,000 crore to fund its future projects.
The increase in net debt is a strategic move by Godrej Properties to finance its ambitious growth plans and capitalize on new market opportunities.
Godrej Properties is focusing its new projects in Tier I and Tier II cities, which are experiencing rapid urbanization and have a high demand for quality real estate.
Godrej Properties is committed to sustainability, with several projects earning green certifications. The company's projects are designed to offer a seamless living experience, combining modern amenities with eco-friendly features.
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