The Bengaluru-based real estate developer plans to raise funds via QIP, subject to board, shareholder, and market approval.
Prestige EstatesQipHospitality BusinessReal EstateFundraisingReal Estate NewsJun 19, 2024
Prestige Estates is planning to unlock value in its hospitality business by raising funds through a qualified institutional placement (QIP) and monetizing assets in the hospitality segment.
Prestige Estates is seeking to raise between ₹2,000 crore to ₹3,000 crore through its IPO.
Prestige Estates is seeking a valuation between ₹17,000 crore to ₹20,000 crore for its hospitality business.
Shares of Prestige Estates have tripled over the last 12 months, gaining nearly 240% during this period.
CLSA has increased its price target for Prestige Estates' stock to ₹2,320 from ₹1,875 earlier.
After a significant housing boom post-pandemic, Gujarat's home loan market is experiencing a substantial slowdown, with a 20% decline in disbursals during the third quarter.
A viral social media post highlights the absurdity of Mumbai's rental market, where a 2BHK apartment with a washing machine installed above the toilet is available for rent at a staggering price.
M3M India is poised to repay a substantial Rs 1300 crore loan to Indiabulls, making the Group debt-free and significantly boosting investor confidence in the real estate sector.
Mumbai's luxury real estate market is booming, with a record-breaking sale of a Lodha Sea Face apartment for ₹187.5 crore. Worli has emerged as a prime hot spot, recording 683 registrations and a significant transaction value.
The Japanese International Cooperation Agency (JICA) has signed an agreement to provide the final tranche of Rs 4,657-crore loan for the Mumbai Metro Line 3 project, a key corridor of the rapid transit system in the financial capital.
The Indian real estate sector may experience a significant impact with the removal of indexation benefits announced in the Union Budget 2024, leading to increased tax burdens and potential market slowdowns.