Leading real estate developer, Signature Global, has successfully reduced its net debt by 29% to Rs 720 crore in the third quarter of FY25. This strategic financial move underscores the company's commitment to strengthening its balance sheet and enhancing
Real EstateFinancial PerformanceDebt ReductionSignature GlobalMumbaiReal Estate MumbaiFeb 09, 2025
Signature Global achieved a 29% reduction in net debt, bringing it down to Rs 720 crore in the third quarter of the financial year 2025.
Signature Global used several strategies to reduce its net debt, including efficient cash management, proactive debt restructuring, and a focus on delivering projects on time and within budget.
Signature Global, in collaboration with Mahindra Lifespaces, is redeveloping a prominent site in Lokhandwala, Mumbai, which includes the construction of premium residential units, commercial spaces, and modern retail outlets.
The Economic Times Real Estate Conclave 2025 is a platform that brings together leading real estate professionals to discuss the latest trends and challenges in the sector. Signature Global's CEO, Mr. Rahul Singh, will be a key speaker at the event.
Looking ahead, Signature Global is poised to continue its momentum with a strong pipeline of projects and a solid financial foundation. The company is committed to innovation and sustainable development, driving its future success and solidifying its position as a leading real estate developer in the region.
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