Keystone Realtors Limited, known by the brand name Rustomjee, has seen its stock jump over 5% following a significant announcement of ₹3,028 crore in pre-sales and a positive business update for the fiscal year 2025. This surge reflects investor confidence in the company's growth strategy and market positioning.
Real EstatePresalesInvestmentMumbaiGrowth StrategyReal Estate MumbaiApr 08, 2025
Keystone Realtors Limited operates under the brand name Rustomjee.
Rustomjee announced ₹3,028 crore in pre-sales.
Rustomjee's stock increased by over 5% following the pre-sales announcement.
Key initiatives include the expansion of the project portfolio, the launch of new developments, and a focus on customer satisfaction and innovative practices.
The positive outlook for the Indian real estate sector is driven by government initiatives, favorable economic conditions, and growing demand for housing.
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