Prozone Realty Limited, a leading real estate developer, has seen its stock price hit a 20% upper circuit after announcing a 26% stake acquisition through an open offer. This move has significantly boosted investor confidence in the company.
Prozone Realty LimitedReal EstateStock PriceOpen OfferMarket CapitalizationReal EstateJan 01, 2025
Prozone Realty Limited is known for developing, owning, and operating shopping malls, commercial spaces, and residential properties. They also offer management consultancy services related to real estate operations.
Prozone Realty Limited's stock price surged by 20%, reaching an upper circuit of Rs. 33.14 per share.
The open offer to acquire 26% equity in Prozone Realty Limited is valued at Rs. 25 per share, amounting to approximately ₹99.19 crores.
The market capitalization of Prozone Realty Limited is Rs. 505.73 crores.
As of September 2024, the shareholding pattern of Prozone Realty Limited is: promoters hold 23.39%, foreign institutional investors (FIIs) hold 3.01%, and the public holds 73.60%.
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