Lodha, a leading real estate developer, has entered into a deal to acquire a significant land parcel from Unichem, a prominent pharmaceutical company, in Mumbai. This strategic move aims to bolster Lodha's portfolio and expand its footprint in the bustlin
Real EstateMumbaiLodhaUnichemPropertyReal Estate MumbaiMar 10, 2025
The land parcel being acquired by Lodha is valued at approximately ₹2.18 crore in Unichem's books of accounts.
This acquisition is strategically important for Lodha as it adds a prime land parcel to their portfolio in Mumbai, a major financial and commercial hub. It aligns with their vision of creating sustainable and high-quality urban living spaces.
Lodha plans to transform the land parcel into a mixed-use project that includes residential, commercial, and recreational spaces, leveraging their expertise in urban planning and development.
Unichem will benefit from the sale by divesting a non-core asset, allowing them to focus on their core business of developing and manufacturing innovative healthcare solutions. The funds will be reinvested in research and development.
The acquisition is expected to boost investor confidence and attract further investment in the area, potentially leading to the creation of new job opportunities and contributing to the economic growth of Mumbai.
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