Real estate firm Macrotech Developers has increased its stake in three warehousing companies, buying out shares of Ivanhoe Warehousing India Inc. for Rs 239.56 crore.
Macrotech DevelopersIvanhoe Warehousing India IncWarehousingReal EstateLogisticsReal Estate MumbaiSep 19, 2024

The deal is worth Rs 239.56 crore.
The acquisition is expected to increase Macrotech Developers' rental income.
Macrotech Developers' stake in the three entities will now stand at 70%, 66.67%, and 66.67%, respectively.
Macrotech Developers sells its properties under the Lodha brand.
The acquisition is a strategic move by Macrotech Developers to diversify its portfolio and tap into the growing demand for logistics and warehousing facilities.

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