Bengaluru: Real estate developer Shriram Properties aims to boost its presence in mid-market and mid-premium segments in Bengaluru, Chennai, Kolkata, and Pune.
Shriram PropertiesReal EstateMidmarketPremium SegmentsResidential Real EstateReal EstateAug 21, 2024
Shriram Properties has unveiled a new brand identity - SPLNxT.
Shriram Properties aims to double its sales, triple its revenue, and quadruple its profits over the next three years.
Shriram Properties has a project pipeline of 42 projects with 42 million square feet of development potential.
Shriram Properties has a strong presence in the mid-segments, accounting for 67% of its completed and ongoing portfolio.
Shriram Properties' sales volume has been growing 3.5x to 4.6 million square feet and sales value growing 5x to Rs 2,362 crores and annual handovers jumping 4x to over 3,000 units in FY24.
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