Macrotech Developers, a leading real estate developer, has reported a significant 88% surge in profit to ₹944 crore in the third quarter, driven by higher income and robust project deliveries.
Macrotech DevelopersReal EstateQ3 ProfitsProject DeliveriesFinancial PerformanceReal EstateJan 25, 2025
Macrotech Developers reported a profit of ₹944 crore in the third quarter, marking an 88% increase from the same period last year.
Macrotech Developers has delivered approximately 100 million square feet of real estate across various segments.
The revenue for Macrotech Developers grew by 42% to ₹3,350 crore in Q3, up from ₹2,360 crore in the same period last year.
During Q3, Macrotech Developers handed over approximately 6 million square feet of residential and commercial space to its customers.
Macrotech Developers is optimistic about its future growth prospects, with a strong pipeline of projects under development and a focus on sustainable development and customer satisfaction.
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