Wed, 6 Nov 13:10. Indiabulls Real Estate's share price has witnessed a significant increase of 7%, currently trading at Rs 116.3. The BSE REALTY Index has also seen a 2.8% rise.
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The current share price of Indiabulls Real Estate is Rs 116.3, marking a 7% increase.
The BSE REALTY Index has risen by 2.8% to 7,911.0, reflecting a positive sentiment in the real estate sector.
The top gainers in the BSE REALTY Index today are Prestige Estates (up 5.6%) and Sobha (up 5.4%).
Indiabulls Real Estate reported a net profit of Rs 243 million for the quarter ended September 2024, a 233.1% increase compared to a loss of Rs 182 million in the same period last year. Net sales also rose by 155.3% to Rs 2,460 million.
The current Price to Earnings (P/E) ratio of Indiabulls Real Estate, based on rolling 12-month earnings, stands at -21.5.
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