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Kalpataru expects Rs 1,250 crore revenue from new cluster redevelopment project in Mumbai
Realty firm Kalpataru Ltd anticipates a revenue of Rs 1,250 crore from a significant cluster redevelopment project in Ashok Nagar, Kandivali East, Mumbai. This project involves five adjacent societies and spans 2.8 acres. The company views redevelopment as a way to revitalise communities. Kalpataru Ltd is a major real estate developer with numerous completed and ongoing projects across India.
Aditya Birla Group bets big on IPL boom, says media rights frenzy is far from over
Aditya Birla Group sees strong future growth for Indian sports. The group believes IPL media rights will keep increasing in value. This is despite current worries about fewer bidders. India's economy and sports viewership are rising. Premium sports assets are also scarce. This supports future valuations. The group recently bought Royal Challengers Bengaluru. They are optimistic about the long-term trend.
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IRDAI may ease norms for insurance cos to invest more in REITs, InvITs
Insurers may soon see relaxed investment rules for real estate and infrastructure trusts. The regulator is considering a combined 6% exposure limit, up from the current 3% for each. Strong investor interest in recent infrastructure offerings, like the Raajmarg InvIT, has fueled demands for greater insurer participation in these long-duration yield assets.
Adani, Reliance, Lodha, JSW bid for 206-acre Mumbai redevelopment projects
Leading real estate firms are vying to redevelop three large housing colonies in Mumbai. These projects span prime areas like Worli, Bandra Reclamation, and Andheri West. The Maharashtra Housing and Area Development Authority is overseeing the process. This initiative aims to upgrade living standards for residents in older colonies. It promises modern housing and improved urban infrastructure for thousands.
See long-term opportunity in auto parts, aerospace and chemicals: AB Sun Life AMC’s Harish Krishnan
Harish Krishnan of Aditya Birla Sun Life AMC said the rupee’s sharp fall may be nearing its final phase as the government and RBI step up stabilisation measures. He highlighted engineering exports, chemicals, aerospace and IT services as long-term investment themes, while cautioning that margin pressure from rising input costs could continue over the next two quarters.
NCLT admits insolvency plea against Supreme Housing & Hospitality
The National Company Law Tribunal has admitted Canara Bank's insolvency plea against Supreme Housing and Hospitality. The real estate firm faces dues exceeding Rs 567 crore. This follows multiple failed settlement attempts and prolonged litigation.
Aditya Birla group, KKR left in race for Sprng Energy
Aditya Birla Group and KKR are vying to buy Shell's renewable energy firm Sprng Energy. Binding financial bids are in, and Shell will negotiate with the top two contenders next week. India's National Investment and Infrastructure Fund and Actis are out of the running. The deal could be worth around $2 billion. Shell is reviewing strategic options for Sprng Energy.
Man Infra Q4 profit falls 34% and revenue halves as construction, real estate business weakens
Man Infraconstruction Ltd Q4 profit falls 34.4%, revenue halves, EBITDA margin shrinks, company still declares interim dividend for FY27. Shares of Man Infraconstruction Ltd ended lower on Wednesday, May 13, by 2.49% at ₹127.00 on the NSE.
Gold, housing plays take a hit as Modi's austerity pitch rattles consumer-facing stocks
Jewellery and real estate stocks experienced a sharp decline after Prime Minister Modi urged financial restraint, advising citizens to postpone gold purchases and reduce discretionary travel. The comments, aimed at curbing fuel consumption amid geopolitical uncertainty and high energy costs, triggered an immediate market reaction in sectors tied to household spending.
West Asia war pushes half of Dubai's 2026 property handovers to 2027
The ongoing West Asia conflict is impacting property project completions in the UAE. Developers face delays of six to nine months. Construction costs have risen significantly. Many projects scheduled for 2026 handovers will now be pushed to 2027 or later. This situation affects the UAE's booming real estate sector.
L&T wins multiple 'large' real-estate orders across India
L&T categorises projects valued between ₹2,500 crore and ₹5,000 crore as ‘large’ orders.