Godrej Properties Ltd, a 35-year-old real estate development company, provides various products & services, including residential, commercial properties, integrated townships, plotted developments, etc. Adi B Godrej (Chairman emeritus), Gaurav Pandey (MD & CEO), and Rajendra Khetawat (CEO) manage the company operations with a team of 2,391 employees. The company has shown almost 130% growth in its share price in the last five years. However, its revenue is 6,900 crore plus, and its profit is 1,350 crore plus for FY 2024-25.

Establishment:

1990 in Mumbai, Maharashtra, India

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Company Listed On:

Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) and National Stock Exchange (NSE)

Core Business:

Godrej Properties Ltd provides residential, integrated townships, commercial properties, and plotted developments.

Financial Performance:

Godrej Properties Ltd delivered a strong financial performance past two years. The company recorded total revenue is 6,856 crore and a net profit of 1,400 crore. They are also acknowledged for strong growth and operating cash flow.

Future Outlook:

• Development of new commercial projects.
• Adopting new age tech for better planning, construction and customer experience.
• Focus on high quality construction and customer satisfaction.
• Increasing investment external markets.

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