Sri Lotus Developers and Realty Ltd, backed by Bollywood icons and investor Ashish Kacholia, witnessed a robust demand on the first day of its IPO, achieving a subscription rate of 3.59 times. The IPO aims to raise Rs 792 crore to fund various real estate projects in Mumbai.
IpoReal EstateMumbaiSri Lotus DevelopersLuxury RedevelopmentReal Estate MumbaiJul 30, 2025
The subscription rate for Sri Lotus Developers' IPO on the first day was 3.59 times.
Sri Lotus Developers is aiming to raise Rs 792 crore through its IPO.
The funds raised from the IPO will primarily be directed towards development costs for ongoing real estate projects and general corporate expenses.
The IPO is being managed by Monarch Networth Capital and Motilal Oswal Investment Advisors.
Sri Lotus Developers specializes in luxury redevelopment projects in Mumbai's western suburbs, focusing on high-end residential and commercial properties.
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