Suraj Estate Developers Ltd's stock saw a marginal rise after the company announced the acquisition of a prime land parcel in Mumbai’s Lower Parel, set to expand the Ambavat Bhavan project and boost the company's presence in the value-luxury segment.
Real EstateSuraj Estate DevelopersMumbaiAmbavat BhavanLower ParelReal Estate MumbaiAug 26, 2025
The acquisition of the land parcel in Lower Parel is significant as it will expand the Ambavat Bhavan project, creating a larger and more valuable development. This move is expected to strengthen the company's presence in the value-luxury segment of the real estate market in Mumbai.
Suraj Estate Developers acquired the 644 sq. meter land parcel in Lower Parel for Rs. 6.44 crores, inclusive of stamp duty and registration.
The combined project, after the land acquisition, is expected to have a projected gross development value (GDV) of Rs. 130 crores.
The Ambavat Bhavan project will feature premium 1 and 2 BHK apartments in the value-luxury category. It benefits from a prime location in Lower Parel, with proximity to key infrastructure and commercial hubs.
Suraj Estate Developers has a market capitalisation of Rs. 1,548.81 crore.
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