Suraksha Group takes over Jaypee Infratech, investing Rs 125 crore in equity funds to revive stalled housing projects
Suraksha GroupJaypee InfratechIndian Real EstateHousing ProjectsHomebuyersReal Estate NewsJun 06, 2024
The takeover is significant as it brings new hope to homebuyers who have been waiting for their dream homes. Suraksha Group's investment of Rs 125 crore in equity funds will help resume construction on delayed housing projects.
The takeover will benefit homebuyers as Suraksha Group plans to complete the pending projects, providing them with timely possession of their flats and apartments.
Suraksha Group has a proven track record of delivering projects on time, and its expertise in the real estate sector is well-established. The group has been actively involved in the Indian real estate sector for over two decades.
Jaypee Infratech faced financial difficulties due to various reasons, including delays in project completion and agitation from homebuyers.
The acquisition is a positive step for the Indian real estate sector, indicating a revival of investor confidence and a potential upswing in the market.
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