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DLF to buy residual stakes in entities owning 63 acres land in Gurugram for Rs 40 crore

The land-owning companies collectively hold around 63 acres of land parcels in and around Gurugram, for which the company already has existing agreements.

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By PTI Nov 8, 2023 3:33:22 PM IST (Published)

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DLF to buy residual stakes in entities owning 63 acres land in Gurugram for Rs 40 crore
Realty major DLF will acquire residual stakes in certain entities that own 63 acres of land parcels in and around Gurugram for around Rs 40 crore. DLF acquired development rights for these land parcels in 2009-10.

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In a regulatory filing on Tuesday, DLF said the finance committee of its board has approved the acquisition of around 5.22 percent shareholding in Invecon Pvt Ltd and 4.48 percent and 3.24 percent shareholding in its affiliates namely Vikram Electric Equipment and Uni International, respectively. These entities are collectively referred to as 'land-owning companies'.
The land-owning companies collectively hold around 63 acres of land parcels in and around Gurugram, for which the company already has existing agreements. DLF said it is executing definitive agreements with the sellers and the land-owning companies along with its six other affiliates.
After execution, these land-owning companies and six affiliates would become subsidiaries of the company. The consideration for these residual stakes is around Rs 40 crore. The deal will conclude within 180 days of the execution of the definitive agreements with the sellers.
DLF also gave an update related to its earlier announcement to develop a 400-bed multi-specialty hospital in Delhi in partnership with Medanta.
The finance committee of the board gave approval to enter into, execute and perform definitive agreement(s) through the company or its subsidiary with Global Health Ltd (GHL) to establish a special purpose vehicle to construct, operate and manage super specialty hospitals in the national capital.
The company and GHL, which operates under the Medanta brand, would subscribe to a 50 percent stake each in the special-purpose vehicle.

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