Macrotech Developers' net debt has increased by 43.5% to Rs 4,300 crore in Q1 FY25, driven by higher capital expenditure and land acquisition costs.
Macrotech DevelopersNet DebtCapital ExpenditureLand AcquisitionGrowth StrategyReal Estate MumbaiAug 19, 2024
The current net debt of Macrotech Developers is Rs 4,300 crore.
The increase in net debt is primarily due to higher capital expenditure and land acquisition costs.
The company's growth strategy involves expanding its presence in the Indian real estate market through acquisitions and new project launches.
The increase in net debt may impact the company's ability to meet its debt obligations, but the company's strong financial performance and growth strategy are expected to support its debt management.
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