Suraj Estate Developers Ltd, a prominent real estate construction firm in South Central Mumbai, saw its shares skyrocket by 14% after reporting robust Q2 results. The company's pre-sales and carpet area sold grew by 89% and 111% respectively, signaling strong demand for its new projects.
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The current market cap of Suraj Estate Developers Ltd is Rs 1,419 crore.
The share price of Suraj Estate Developers Ltd increased by 14% after the Q2 results.
The EBITDA margin of Suraj Estate Developers in Q2 FY26 is 45%, an improvement from 37.7% in Q1 FY26.
The key business strategies of Suraj Estate Developers include enhancing the market-leading position in South Central Mumbai (SCM), pursuing different product offerings in the luxury segment, expanding land reserves in SCM and other MMR sub-markets, and focusing on redevelopment projects through asset-light models.
Suraj Estate Developers has launched 263 projects in the SCM sub-markets, with 160 of them categorized as redevelopment projects.

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