Macrotech, a leading real estate developer, has acquired 10 land parcels in Pune for Rs 240 billion, significantly expanding its presence in the city. This strategic acquisition will allow Macrotech to bolster its market share and drive its ambitious growth plans in the housing sector.
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The total value of Macrotech's land acquisition in Pune is Rs 240 billion.
Macrotech has acquired 10 land parcels in Pune.
Macrotech's strategic goal in acquiring these land parcels is to expand its market presence in Pune and drive growth in the housing sector.
Macrotech will develop high-quality residential projects, including both affordable and luxury housing options, on the acquired land.
Macrotech contributes to sustainable development by adhering to stringent environmental standards and incorporating eco-friendly features in its housing projects.

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