Macrotech Developers, a leading real estate developer under the Lodha brand, has successfully reduced its net debt by 7% in the March quarter, bringing it down to nearly Rs 4000 crore. This achievement is attributed to improved sales and financial management strategies.
Real EstateMacrotech DevelopersNet DebtLodha BrandProperty SalesReal Estate PuneApr 20, 2025
Macrotech Developers is a leading real estate developer in India, known for its premium residential and commercial projects under the Lodha brand.
Macrotech Developers reduced its net debt by 7% in the March quarter, bringing it down to nearly Rs 4000 crore.
The reduction in net debt is attributed to improved sales, cost optimization, and efficient capital management strategies.
Macrotech Developers operates in key cities across India, including Mumbai, Pune, and Navi Mumbai, and has also expanded internationally.
Macrotech Developers plans to leverage its strong financial position to explore new opportunities, expand its project portfolio, and continue delivering high-quality projects.
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