Indiabulls expects Rs11,400cr net surplus from completed, running projects
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Indiabulls expects Rs11,400cr net surplus from completed, running projects

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Indiabulls is forecasting a net surplus of nearly Rs 11,400 crore from its completed and ongoing real estate projects. The company informed that its new sales bookings stood at Rs 990 crore in the Q3 of this fiscal and Rs 1,359 crore during Apr-Dec period. The gross collection stood at Rs 1,003 crore during October-Dec period and Rs 1,288 crore in the first 9 months of 2020-21 fiscal.

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