Suraj Estate Developers Ltd has acquired a 644 sq. meter land parcel in Mumbai’s Lower Parel for Rs. 6.44 crores. This strategic move will expand the Ambavat Bhavan project, adding significant value to the company’s portfolio.
Real EstateSuraj Estate DevelopersMumbaiLand AcquisitionAmbavat BhavanReal EstateAug 26, 2025

The acquisition of a 644 sq. meter land parcel in Lower Parel for Rs. 6.44 crores is significant as it will be amalgamated with the Ambavat Bhavan project, expanding the saleable carpet area and increasing the project's gross development value to Rs. 130 crores.
The stock of Suraj Estate Developers traded marginally higher, opening at Rs. 326.95 against its previous close of Rs. 324.25, and touching an intraday high of Rs. 327, marking a rise of 0.85 percent from the previous close.
On a quarter-on-quarter basis, sales declined 2.94 percent to Rs. 132 crore, operating profit surged 66.67 percent to Rs. 50 crore, profit before tax rose 7.69 percent to Rs. 28 crore, and net profit increased 16.67 percent to Rs. 21 crore.
The combined Ambavat Bhavan project, after the acquisition, is projected to have a gross development value (GDV) of Rs. 130 crores.
Suraj Estate Developers is known for value-luxury, luxury, and commercial developments, with strong expertise in tenant redevelopment under DCPR 33(7), leveraging negotiations to create value in high-density areas.

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