Suraj Estate Developers, a leading real estate construction firm in South Central Mumbai, saw its share price soar by 14% after announcing robust Q2 results. The company reported an 89% increase in pre-sales and a 111% increase in carpet area sold, reflecting strong demand for its new projects.
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The current market cap of Suraj Estate Developers is Rs 1,419 crore.
The share price of Suraj Estate Developers increased by 14% after the Q2 results.
The pre-sales for Suraj Estate Developers increased by 89% QoQ and 42% YoY in Q2 FY26.
Some of the key ongoing projects of Suraj Estate Developers include developments in Dadar West, Mahim, and Prabhadevi.
Suraj Estate Developers' strategy includes maintaining a market-leading position in South Central Mumbai, diversifying its product offerings in the luxury segment, expanding its land reserve, and focusing on redevelopment projects through asset-light models.

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