Lodha Group

Lodha Developers to soon file draft prospectus for IPO, plans to raise Rs 5,500 crore to repay debt

Realty major Lodha Developers will soon file a draft prospectus with SEBI to launch its IPO to raise about Rs 5,500 crore mainly for repaying its debt

Tata Housing, Lodha Group keen to own Jaypee Infratech's multi-crore Yamuna Expressway

Tata Housing and Lodha Group are keen to own the multi-crore six-lane concrete road project that connects Greater Noida with Agra in Uttar Pradesh, reports said.

Hurun India Real Estate Rich List: Kushal Pal Singh tops with Rs 23,460 cr wealth, Smita Crishna richest woman

Mumbai came out as the preferred city with 38 individuals making the list, followed by New Delhi and Bengaluru with 19 and 17 individuals respectively, the statement said.

Lodha Group Selects Wipro As IT Partner

The Lodha Group intends to leverage IT to keep pace with business growth and emerge as a customer-centric organisation.

Lodha relaunches $350 mn overseas bond sale plan

Lodha had appointed Bank of America Merrill Lynch and JP Morgan as bankers for the bonds, which would be issued by its subsidiary Lodha Developers International, Mauritius, with Lodha Developers International Holdings and another subsidiary, Palava Dwellers, as guarantors.

Clariant Chemicals completes Mumbai land sale to Lodha Group

India Inc strikes deals worth nearly $27 bn in last 11 months

According to assurance, tax and advisory firm Grant Thornton, corporates in the country announced 458 deals in the January-November period amounting to USD 26.76 billion.

'New' Cuffe Parade to 'Upper' Worli: How realtors are enticing buyers

Realtors across India are in a do or die situation. From swanky and hip-sounding addresses to customized festival discounts, real estate developers are using unique, innovative schemes in a bid to clear a large portion of their housing inventory pile-up even they sit tight on declared prices.<br /><br />

Lodha plans Rs 5,000 cr Worli investment, Aishwarya to endorse premium project

Realty firm Lodha has planned an investment of over Rs 5,000 crore for developing residential and commercial real estate on the 17 acre land in the plush area of Worli in south Mumbai, which it bought from DLF last year.<br /><br />

Surprise! DLF a winner on Mumbai land sale buzz

Shares of DLF, the country's largest listed real estate firm, rose 1.2 percent to Rs 197 after a report the company was about sell a plot in Mumbai to Lodha group and a private equity company for Rs 2,800 crore.