Signature Global, a leading real estate firm, has reported a 4% increase in its net debt to Rs 1,020 crore in the second quarter of the fiscal year. Despite this, the company is optimistic about the strong housing demand and is looking to capitalize on ma
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The current net debt of Signature Global is Rs 1,020 crore as of the September quarter.
The increase in net debt is primarily due to strategic investments in new projects and ongoing development activities.
Signature Global plans to address the increase in net debt through accelerated project completion, cost optimization, diversification, and enhanced customer engagement.
The Indian real estate market, particularly the residential segment, is showing strong demand, driven by low interest rates, government initiatives, and a growing preference for larger living spaces.
Signature Global is planning to launch new projects in strategic locations and explore new markets to diversify its portfolio and meet the growing demand for housing.
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