Signature Global, a prominent real estate firm, reported a 4% increase in net debt to Rs 1020 crore in the second quarter. The company is now looking to tap into the growing demand in the market.
Signature GlobalReal EstateNet DebtMarket DemandFinancial PositionReal Estate NewsOct 12, 2024
The current net debt of Signature Global is Rs 1020 crore as of the second quarter.
Signature Global increased its net debt to fund the development of new projects and to strengthen its financial position, thereby meeting the growing market demand in the real estate sector.
Signature Global is a leading real estate developer with a strong market presence and a diverse portfolio of projects across various segments, including residential, commercial, and industrial.
The increased net debt will be used to fund ongoing and future projects, enhance existing offerings, and capitalize on the growing demand in the real estate market.
Signature Global is optimistic about the future of the real estate market and is confident in its ability to meet the growing demand and deliver high-quality developments that meet customer needs.
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