Macrotech Developers, a leading real estate firm, increases stake in three warehousing companies, aiming to enhance rental income.
Macrotech DevelopersWarehousingReal EstateIvanhoe Warehousing India IncLodha BrandReal EstateSep 19, 2024
Macrotech Developers has invested Rs 239.56 crore to increase its stake in three warehousing firms.
The acquisition is expected to enhance Macrotech Developers' rental income and expand its presence in the warehousing sector.
After the acquisition, Macrotech Developers' stake in the three warehousing companies will increase to 70%, 66.67%, and 66.67%, respectively.
Macrotech Developers sells its properties under the Lodha brand.
This acquisition marks Macrotech Developers' foray into the warehousing sector, which is expected to further diversify its revenue streams and enhance its market presence.
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