.
1 Minutes Read
Gautam Adani, Asia's second-richest person, is in advanced talks to acquire the Indian unit of Dubai-based developer Emaar Group, potentially for $1.4 billion. The deal could involve an unlisted Adani unit injecting approximately $400 million in equity. While discussions are ongoing and could conclude as early as April, there's no guarantee of a final agreement.
This acquisition would significantly expand Adani's real estate portfolio in India, which currently encompasses 24 million square feet of existing property and 61 million square feet under development. The Adani family's real estate arm recently secured the top bid for a major Mumbai housing project, valued at around 360 billion rupees.
Emaar India is currently involved in residential and commercial projects across various locations, including New Delhi, Punjab, Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, and Rajasthan. Adani is also involved in the redevelopment of Mumbai's Dharavi slum.
a year ago
Dubai Land Department ties up with nine leading developers to increase Emiratis’ participation in th...
a year ago
New homeowners are looking for longer-term stability as they lay down more permanent roots in the ci...
a year ago
Realiste's AI analysis also identifies ... within Dubai, including Business Bay Second and Palm Jume...
a year ago
Abou Jaoude said by analysing data ... in Dubai signifies robust demand, limited inventory, and a co...