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    Puravankara acquires a 7-acre land parcel in Hebbagodi, Bengaluru, with potential GDV of Rs. 900 Crore

    Real estate developer Puravankara has acquired a 7.26-acre land parcel in Hebbagodi, Bengaluru, for a luxury project, adding a potential GDV of over Rs 900 crore. With recent acquisitions in Mumbai, the group's total GDV is now Rs 1,550 crore. Strategically located near Electronics City, Hebbagodi is ideal for residential developments, catering to IT professionals. Puravankara plans to acquire 20 million sq ft of land by year-end for growth in Mumbai, Bangalore, and Delhi-NCR.

    Stocks in news: L&T Finance, Ambuja Cement, Vodafone Idea, Puravankara, Wipro

    Equity indices hit record levels on Thursday after lower-than-expected inflation hints at RBI interest rate cut. L&T Finance, Ambuja Cement, Vodafone Idea, Puravankara, NITCO, Wipro, Nalco, Suven Pharma, and MosChip Technology make significant moves. Adani Group-owned Ambuja Cement acquires Penna Cement at Rs 10,422 crore. Morgan Stanley buys 3.13 crore equity shares in L&T Finance.

    Puravankara board approves Rs 1,000 cr fundraising plan via QIP mode

    Puravankara's board sanctioned a fundraising initiative of Rs 1,000 crore through qualified institutional placement (QIP), to be conducted in one or multiple phases.

    Budget stocks to buy: Over 50 promising ideas on investor radar across sectors

    Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman resisted the lure of populist schemes in an election year but followed the fiscal deficit consolidation path by maintaining its investment-led spending growth strategy. Stocks from several sectors like tourism, housing finance, solar, rail, microfinance and auto will be key beneficiaries.

    Budget throws spotlight on more than 50 stocks from 7 sectors

    Within the confines of the available fiscal space, the government is channeling enough for capex which is almost 40% of the additional total outlay. This is being directed to roads, railways, and defence and it can have positive linkage effects with industries like steel, cement, capital goods etc, Way2Wealth said.

    Huge wealth effect playing out in India; it is starting in capex, real estate: Sanjiv Bhasin

    Sanjiv Bhasin of IIFL Securities, believes that the wealth effect is evident in capital goods and real estate, with companies like DLF and Godrej reaching new highs. He also highlights the strong performance of the real estate sector, particularly in companies like Purvankara and Brigade. Bhasin recommends cement stocks such as UltraTech, ACC, Ambuja, and Dalmia Bharat, as he believes they are bound to outperform due to price increases being passed on.

    The Economic Times
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