Max Estates plans to raise ₹800 crore by selling equity shares to institutional investors to fuel business growth.
Max EstatesQipBusiness ExpansionReal EstateDelhincrReal Estate NewsAug 30, 2024
The QIP issue aims to raise up to ₹800 crore from institutional investors to fuel business growth and expansion.
The floor price is set at ₹628.74 per equity share.
Major domestic mutual fund companies have participated in the QIP issue, according to sources.
The funds will be utilized to acquire land in Delhi-NCR, driving business growth and expansion.
The company's growth strategy involves evaluating various avenues, including land acquisition.
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