Sri Lotus Developers and Realty Ltd, a leading real estate firm, has reported a significant 36% decline in its Q1 net profit, falling to Rs 25.78 crore. The company also saw a decrease in total income, reflecting the challenging market conditions.
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The 36% drop in Q1 net profit can be attributed to increased competition, higher input costs, and regulatory challenges in the real estate sector.
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