Sunteck Realty has announced the incorporation of two new wholly-owned subsidiaries, WOS and Astrica Realtors Private Limited (ARPL). These new entities will focus on construction, real estate, and related activities, further diversifying Sunteck's portfo
Real EstateConstructionSunteck RealtyWosAstrica Realtors Private LimitedReal Estate NewsMar 10, 2025
Sunteck Realty has incorporated two new wholly-owned subsidiaries: WOS and Astrica Realtors Private Limited (ARPL).
The primary focus of WOS and ARPL will be on construction, real estate, and allied activities.
Sunteck Realty formed these new subsidiaries to enhance its footprint in the construction and real estate sectors and to capitalize on the growing demand for high-quality properties in India.
The new subsidiaries will benefit from Sunteck Realty's strong track record of delivering quality projects on time and within budget, as well as its robust financial position and access to capital.
Sunteck Realty aims to expand its presence across different regions in India, focusing on key cities and urban centers, and plans to invest in a wide range of projects, including residential complexes, commercial buildings, and infrastructure developments.
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