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Shriram Properties Acquires Suvilas Realities

Acquisition allows full control of its ongoing project with 0.65 msf sales potential in Bangalore

Bengaluru: Shriram Properties Limited (“SPL”), one of South India’s leading real estate development companies has successfully completed the acquisition of 100% of equity in Suvilas Realities Private Limited today, through its wholly owned subsidiary, Shriprop Builders Private Limited.

Suvilas Realities is currently developing a 0.65 million square feet (“msf”) residential project on a 6.9 acres land located at Jalahalli, Bengaluru, under the brand name “Shriram Suvilas Palms” (“Project”). The Project was being developed under the development management arrangement with Shriram Properties and the existing promoters desired to monetise at the early stage. SPL saw the opportunity given the location and the significant potential and secured the project through the company acquisition.

The Project has an aggregate saleable area of 0.65 msf and revenue potential of over Rs.400 crores. 

In an independent transaction, Shriram Properties has acquired another project from Suvilas, namely the Shriram Suvilas Garden of Joy, which comprises of 152 units with aggregate saleable area of aprpox 0.2 msf and being developed on a 2-acre land parcel located Jalahalli. Garden of Joy too was under the development management arrangement, but Shriram Properties has acquired  the project pursuant to a Joint Development Agreement recently.

SPL is now proposing to re-launch both projects under a new identity during Q3-FY23, and expect it to be one of the largest developments in West Bengaluru with 2, 2.5 and 3 bedroom offerings.

Commenting on the development, Murali M, CMD, Shriram Properties said, “The acquisition is value accretive for our stakeholders and will remain focused on unlocking value expeditiously. The acquisition will help us in gaining full control of both projects and we will remain focused on accelerated execution and timely delivery of quality projects to our customers.”

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