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Puravankara (NSE:PURVA, BOM:532891) has acquired a 9.73-acre land parcel in North Bengaluru's Devanahalli corridor.The project has a development potential of about 890,000 square feet and an estimated gross development value of 8 billion rupees, according to an Indian bourse filing on Wednesday.Shares of the company rose over 1% in recent trade.
Real estate developer Puravankara (NSE:PURVA, BOM:532891) has acquired a 14.6-acre land parcel located in Bengaluru with a potential gross development value of around 23 billion Indian rupees, according to a Monday filing to the Indian stock exchanges.Of this total area, 7.92 acres are part of a joint development agreement, while the company has secured 6.65 acres.The total saleable area for the entire project is estimated at 1.8 million square feet. With this latest acquisition, Puravankara's total landbank of developable area in Bengaluru has increased to 25.61 mmillion square feet.
Puravankara (NSE:PURVA, BOM:532891) said wholly owned subsidiary Starworth Infrastructure & Construction received a letter of intent worth 1.33 billion Indian rupees from Sion Eden Developers, according to an Indian bourse filing on Wednesday.Shares of the company rose nearly 1% on Thursday.The contract is for civil and structural works at the Embassy Eden project in Bengaluru and is scheduled to be executed over 34 months from the date of site handover, the filing said.
Puravankara (NSE:PURVA, BOM:532891) appointed Subrahmanya Gupta Boda as chief technology officer, effective from Tuesday, according to a same-day disclosure to the Indian stock exchanges.The real estate developer's shares were down over 4% in Wednesday's trade.
Puravankara (NSE:PURVA, BOM:532891) appointed Amit Narain Ahuja as chief risk officer, effective May 04, according to an Indian bourse filing on Monday.Shares of the company jumped nearly 9% in Tuesday's trade.
Puravankara (NSE:PURVA, BOM:532891) said its wholly owned subsidiary Starworth Infrastructure & Construction has received a letter of intent worth 1.44 billion Indian rupees for a residential project in Bengaluru, India, according to a Wednesday filing on Indian bourses.Shares of the company fell over 1% in Thursday's trade.The contract, awarded by NPS Developers involves civil, structural, waterproofing and finishing works, with execution scheduled over 28 months, the filing said.
