Oberoi Realty has received approval from the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) to acquire Nirmal Lifestyle, enhancing its presence in Mumbai's competitive real estate market. This move strengthens Oberoi's growth outlook, especially in suburban and hig
Oberoi RealtyNcltNirmal LifestyleReal EstateMumbaiReal Estate MumbaiOct 17, 2024
Oberoi Realty has acquired development rights to approximately 20,262.24 square meters of land in Mulund West, Mumbai.
Oberoi Realty will settle Nirmal Lifestyle's outstanding debt of INR 273 crore as part of the acquisition.
Oberoi Realty will acquire 100% of Nirmal Lifestyle's equity for just INR 1 lakh, making Nirmal Lifestyle a fully-owned subsidiary.
Oberoi Realty plans to raise up to INR 6,000 crore through phased issuance of shares and other financial instruments, approved by the company's board of directors.
Oberoi Realty's shares have increased by 7% in the past month and are up 30% for the year, reflecting investor confidence in the company's growth plans.
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