Suraj Estate Developers, a leading player in the South and Central Mumbai real estate market, has reported a 32.6% revenue growth in Q2 FY26. The company is also setting ambitious pre-sales targets and planning new project launches to capitalize on the growing demand in the luxury and value luxury segments.
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Suraj Estate Developers reported a 32.6% revenue growth in Q2 FY26, with total income increasing from Rs 109.60 crores in the same quarter last year to Rs 145.40 crores.
The key residential projects launched by Suraj Estate Developers in Q2 FY26 are Suraj Aureva at Prabhadevi and Suraj Park View at Dadar West.
Suraj Estate Developers has set a pre-sales target of Rs 600.00 crores for FY26.
Suraj Estate Developers plans to launch five new projects in H2 FY26, including a commercial project in Mahim, Gudekar House, Ambavat Bhawan in Lower Parel, Lobo Villa in Mahim, and a project in Shivaji Park.
As of September 2025, Suraj Estate Developers' gross debt stood at Rs 545.80 crores, up from Rs 456.30 crores in March 2025.

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