Real estate developer Sobha Ltd experienced a 29% annual decline in sale bookings during the October-December quarter, amounting to Rs 1,389 crore. However, there was a 18% sequential increase from the previous quarter, signaling a recovery.
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Sobha Ltd's sale bookings declined by 29% in Q3 FY23 compared to the same period last year.
Sobha Ltd saw a 18% sequential increase in sale bookings in Q3 FY23 from the previous quarter.
The decline in Sobha Ltd's sale bookings can be attributed to an economic slowdown, changing market dynamics, and increased competition in the real estate sector.
Sobha Ltd primarily operates in major Indian cities including Bangalore, Pune, Hyderabad, and Gurgaon.
Sobha Ltd has focused on diversifying its project portfolio, enhancing its digital presence, launching new projects in high-growth areas, and emphasizing sustainable and smart living solutions.
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