November 14, 2008 – 1:23 am
Merrill Lynch, the US-based investment bank, has picked up a minority equity stake in Hyderabad-based logistics provider Shree Rajlaxmi group’s upcoming warehousing development project for an undisclosed amount.
“The project is a high-quality warehousing development that offers solutions to customers to enhance efficiency in their distribution channels,” said Rajlaxmi group director Anish Damodaran. The group has [...]
By Rajani
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Also tagged Anish, Consumer Markets, Execution Capabilities, Geographical Distribution, Group Director, Growth Opportunities, Industry Executives, Inflection Point, Kotak, Manufacturing Sector, Merrill Lynch, Minority Equity Stake, Mumbai
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September 3, 2008 – 9:30 am
With increasing cement supplies to north India, companies dependent on this market are changing their product mix from portland pozzolana cement (PPC) to ordinary portland cement (OPC) to sustain growth. OPC is used for roads and infrastructure while PPC is used in real estate projects.
Shree Cement managing director HM Bangur, who runs the largest single-location [...]
By manish
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Also tagged Binani Cement, Cement Companies, Central India, Commonwealth Games, Construction Works, Delhi Market, Estate Projects, India Companies, Indian Markets, Integrated Factory, North India, Northern India, Northern Markets, Ordinary Portland Cement, Pozzolana, Real Estate Boom
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NEW DELHI: Delhi Metro has produced six hundred crore revenue from the commercial use of its property during the first phase of the Metro project.
The real revenue generation is approximately double the target, thanks to skyrocketing commercial property prices and growing demand from retail sector and IT companies. Buoyed by the excellent response, DMRC officials [...]
Dubai-based luxury real estate developer DAMAC Properties has appointed local agents in Gujarat to harness the investment opportunities in the region. The company has signed up around 60 agents across India, mostly in metros.
These include two Ahmedabad-based and one from Baroda. The initiative has been taken by the company to market and sell its international [...]
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Also tagged Ahmedabad, Bangalore, Baroda, Chennai, Damac Properties, Dubai, Gujarat, Gurgaon, india, Investment Options, Investments, Mumbai, Real Estate, Real Estate Developer
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NEW DELHI: The rising steel and cement prices during the past few months coupled with the global hike in the prices of metals has come as a “rude shock” for those constructing their “dream houses” and more so for those who dreamt of a house of their own.
The fallout of the rise in input costs [...]
Doha: All most thirty builders from various parts of India are showcasing their projects at Homes of India, the largest Indian property expo in Qatar, at the Ramada Plaza hotel.
The two-day expo was opened yesterday by Dr Mohan Thomas, President of the Indian Community Benevolent Fund.
By manish
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Also tagged Bangalore and Chennai., Cochin, Doha, Hyderabad, Indian property expo, indian real-estate, Jaipur, Kannur, Mumbai, Munnar, Pune, Thalassery, Thiruvananthapuram, Thrissur
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An international real estate agent Knight Frank predicts that the Indian property boom which lasted for the majority of 2007 is likely to continue into 2008, but it could be tempered by the credit crunch. For the same reason he advising buyers to “wait and watch for a month” before deciding to invest.
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Also tagged Assocham, Association Of Foreign Investors In Real Estate, Booming Property Sector, Chambers Of Commerce, Chambers Of Commerce And Industry, China, Desk, Foreign Investors, Industry Of India, International Real Estate., Knight Frank, Mumbai, Property Boom, Real Estate Agent
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February 20, 2008 – 1:28 am
India is internationally recognized as a booming economy, making it a favored real estate investment destination for both commercial and residential properties. Still, there is always the confusion of whether to invest in an recognized area or in potentially more money-making area.