Despite facing significant financial losses in the second quarter of FY25, Omaxe continues to strengthen its market presence and diversify its real estate portfolio through strategic acquisitions.
Real EstateMarket PresenceStrategic AcquisitionsFinancial PerformanceBusiness ExpansionReal Estate NewsNov 25, 2024
Omaxe reported a consolidated net loss of INR 239.48 crore for the quarter ending September 30, 2024.
The increased losses can be attributed to higher operational costs, project delays, and increased financial expenses.
Omaxe's total income for the quarter grew by 47.62%, reaching INR 398.32 crore from INR 269.82 crore recorded in the same quarter of the previous fiscal year.
Omaxe acquired 2,10,000 equity shares of Parshwa Veer Builders and Developers, 10,000 equity shares of Khushiyon Ka Ghar, 10,000 equity shares of Be Together Developers, and 10,000 equity shares of Radhika Buildwell, making all of them wholly-owned subsidiaries.
These acquisitions are significant as they help Omaxe expand its market presence, diversify its portfolio, and strengthen its competitive edge in various segments of the real estate industry.
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