Godrej Properties news

Bookings slipped 6% in the September quarter as some launches were deferred and profit fell 62%, but the company says approvals for most of the next wave are in place.

The developer says wellness and nature now define luxury for Pune buyers, in a company-commissioned survey.

The developer's chairperson targets about ₹40,000 crore of revenue by March 2028, even as quarterly profit fell 62%.

The Bandra Bay project has no announced sales date or price, while the public works around it move ahead.

The orders say a general reference to winter pollution curbs does not excuse a delay without project-specific proof.

Registered sales of ₹5 crore-plus homes in Mumbai reached ₹32,623 crore in six months, with Worli at the centre of the activity.

Costs rose faster than revenue in the September quarter, while bookings and collections held up better. Motilal Oswal says free cash flow is the thing to watch.

The developer's own research and a new Mahalunge clubhouse signal where it sees Pune's premium buyers heading, as profit fell in the latest quarter.

Sales and collections rose, but a sharp fall in quarterly profit and a lower brokerage target put the focus on cash flow and deliveries.

The developer expects a record year on launches planned for the second half, but its September quarter profit fell by more than 60 per cent.

The developer's September-quarter profit fell sharply, but its launch plans for the second half depend on RERA approvals arriving on schedule.

Collections rose 31% and bookings stayed above ₹7,000 crore for a seventh quarter, but accounting changes cut reported profit sharply.