Hermes Distillery Pvt. Ltd. has made a significant investment in Mumbai’s real estate market by purchasing 10 luxury apartments in the prestigious Marine Lines area for ₹199 crore. This move marks a strategic expansion into the luxury real estate sector.
Real EstateLuxury ApartmentsHermes DistilleryMumbaiMarine LinesReal EstateMar 21, 2025

Hermes Distillery Pvt. Ltd. is primarily known for its premium spirits and beverages, but it has also been diversifying its portfolio into other sectors.
The 10 luxury apartments are located in the prestigious Marine Lines area of Mumbai, offering stunning views of the Arabian Sea and close proximity to iconic landmarks.
Hermes Distillery paid ₹199 crore for the 10 luxury apartments in Marine Lines.
This acquisition is part of Hermes Distillery's broader strategy to diversify its portfolio and explore new avenues of growth, particularly in the luxury real estate market.
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