Lodha Group considered a listing in 2009 and 2018, but shelved the plan due to unfavourable market conditions
Name of buyer not revealed, per-square-foot rate works out to Rs 9 lakh
Admitting the appeals, the bench directed that applications for a stay on the operation of the single bench verdict sought by the appellants will be taken up for hearing on Thursday
Developer claims 80 units were sold on Sunday (April 26) across its residential portfolio with a high preference for ready-to-move inventories
Realty firm Lodha Group on Friday said its UK subsidiary has raised USD 200 million (around Rs 1,473 crore) through issuance of bonds in the Singapore market and the amount will be used to repay debt. Lodha Developers International Ltd, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Mumbai-based Macrotech Developers (earlier known as Lodha Developers), closed its dollar bond-issue and raised USD 200 million in Senior Secured Notes maturing in 2023. Lodha Developers International launchedUSD 225 million bond-issue on February 27. The bonds will be listed on the Singapore Exchange. The proceedswill be used to fully repay its outstanding USD 324 million Senior Notes due on March 13, 2020, a company statement said. "We closed the bond raise of USD 200 million with leading global investors. Several existing investors increased their position. Bankers to the deal were JP Morgan, UBS and CLSA," said Macrotech Developers MD & CEO Abhishek Lodha. Many global investors, including Allianz, Citi, UBS, and ...
The bonds will be listed on Singapore exchanges. JP Morgan, UBS and CLSA are the merchant bankers for the issue
In the first nine months of 2019-20, sales have reached around Rs 5,000 crore, up 15 per cent from the corresponding period of the previous year.
It has a total debt of over Rs 19,000 cr, of which Rs 17,000 cr is from India business and rest from London market, but Lodha exuded confidence that it would become net debt free in the next 2 years
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However, a spokesperson for the largest realty player in India attributed the lay-offs to performance reviews
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MD Abhishek Lodha said that its Indian debt stood at Rs 14,500 crore, while debt of London business was 300 million pounds
Sales have grown by about 70% from same quarter of last fiscal
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Aims for Rs 7,500 cr of sales in FY17