Aditya Birla Real Estate is making waves with its luxury housing project in Pune. Here’s what investors should know about this and other stocks to watch today.
Aditya Birla Real EstateSwiggyNbccIrconIndian Stock MarketReal Estate NewsMar 17, 2025
Aditya Birla Real Estate is launching Birla Punya, a luxury housing project in Sangamwadi, Pune. This project is designed to offer a premium living experience with modern amenities.
Swiggy will use the recent funding to expand its operations and enhance its technology infrastructure, further solidifying its position in the food tech market.
NBCC is involved in several high-profile projects, including affordable housing schemes and commercial developments, which are expected to boost its revenue and market presence.
IRCON is focused on railway and infrastructure projects, with a particular emphasis on modernizing India's railway network and developing key infrastructure projects.
These stocks are important to watch because of recent developments, project launches, and strategic moves that could impact their performance and the broader Indian stock market.
The real estate sector has high hopes from the Modi 3.0 regime as the Union Budget for 2024-25 approaches, with a focus on affordable housing being a top priority.
The Adani Group is set to construct a semiconductor fabrication plant with its Israeli partner, Tower Semiconductor Ltd, with an investment of ₹83,947 crore.
Microsoft India buys 16.4-acre land in Pune's Hinjawadi, pays Rs 520 crore. Second major land purchase in Pune after 25-acre plot in Pimpri-Chinchwad.
In a significant move ahead of the Maharashtra elections, RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat has called upon citizens to vote in large numbers. Bhagwat, along with other senior leaders, is making a concerted effort to ensure maximum voter turnout.
The average house prices in the top seven cities, including the National Capital Region (NCR) and Mumbai, have seen a significant 23% increase, according to a recent report by real estate consultancy firm ANAROCK.
The Supreme Court has ruled that real estate developers cannot deduct more than 10% of the basic sale price of a flat if a buyer decides to cancel the purchase. This landmark decision is set to provide relief to many homebuyers who have faced financial ha