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Taxation & Finance News

Brigade Hotel Ventures to launch INR 749.6 crore IPO with no offer-for-sale component

Brigade Hotel Ventures Ltd, a subsidiary of Brigade Enterprises Ltd, is set to launch an initial public offering worth INR 749.6 crore. The offering, entirely a fresh issue with no offer-for-sale component, aims to raise capital for debt repayment, land acquisition from the promoter company BEL, and strategic expansion. The firm operates nine hotels across South India and GIFT City through partnerships with hospitality brands like Marriott, Accor, and IHG. Equity shares were earlier placed with 360 ONE Alternates Asset Management, raising INR 126 crore.Read more

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Aurum PropTech secures SEBI approval for India's first public-listed SM-REIT platform

Aurum PropTech has received regulatory clearance from SEBI to launch its Small and Medium Real Estate Investment Trust (SM-REIT), making it the first publicly listed Indian firm to secure such certification. The SM-REIT, registered as AMSA SM REIT Investment Trust, will be listed on stock exchanges, offering retail investors fractional ownership in income-generating premium office assets. The firm plans to roll out its first scheme shortly, with several high-yield commercial properties under evaluation. Aurum PropTech reported a total income of INR 284.98 crore for FY 2024-25.Read more

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IndiQube Spaces eyes INR 5,000 crore valuation with IPO launch on July 23

Flexible workspace provider IndiQube Spaces is set to launch its INR 700 crore IPO from July 23 to 25, with a price band of INR 225-INR 237 per share, valuing the company at nearly INR 5,000 crore. The IPO includes a fresh issue of INR 650 crore to fund new centers (INR 462.6 crore), repay debt (INR 93 crore), and support general corporate needs. An additional INR 50 crore will be raised via an Offer For Sale by promoters, while investor WestBridge Capital retains its stake. With 115 properties across 15 cities and a FY25 income of INR 1,103 crore, IndiQube's shares will list on BSE and NSE on July 30.Read more

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NHB releases list of refinance-backed HFCs amid Aviom fraud concerns

In a first, the National Housing Bank (NHB) has released the names of 48 housing finance companies (HFCs) that received refinance in the past financial year, including LIC Housing Finance, PNB Housing Finance, and Piramal Capital. This move aims to enhance transparency and prevent misuse of NHB's name. It follows concerns over Aviom India Housing Finance, which allegedly used outdated NHB sanction letters to mislead lenders. NHB has also tightened refinance norms for under-construction housing loans, now requiring third-party checks to ensure projects are below 50% completion before disbursal. These steps signal a stronger regulatory stance on financial discipline and sector integrity.Read more

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BMC collects INR 269 crore property tax from slum-based businesses

In a significant financial achievement, Mumbai's civic administration has for the first time collected INR 269 crore in property tax from businesses operating within slum areas. This groundbreaking collection, stemming from the current fiscal year, marks a notable success in the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation's (BMC) efforts to tap into previously unassessed revenue streams. The initiative targets commercial establishments in informal settlements, which had largely remained outside the property tax net, and is part of a broader drive to formalize and bring more properties across the bustling city under taxation.Read more

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IHCL infuses INR 165 crore into Bandra Taj hotel via rights issue at ELEL subsidiary

Indian Hotels Company Ltd (IHCL), part of the Tata Group, has invested over INR 165 crore in its subsidiary ELEL Hotel and Investment Ltd to support the development of the upcoming Taj Bandstand hotel in Mumbai. The capital infusion involved acquiring more than 3.3 lakh equity shares through a rights issue, with each share priced at INR 5,000. ELEL holds leasehold rights to the iconic Bandstand land parcel in Bandra, where the new luxury property will be built. This move highlights IHCL's focus on expanding its premium hotel footprint in major cities and reinforces its long-term commitment to luxury hospitality in top-tier urban locations.Read more

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Indian mining and construction equipment industry expected to revive in H2 FY2026, says ICRA

The Indian mining and construction equipment (MCE) industry is projected to revive in H2 FY26, following a subdued start to the year, according to ICRA. The recovery is expected to be driven by increased government capital expenditure under schemes like Jal Jeevan Mission and PMGSY. Q1 FY26 saw MCE volumes dip 1% year-on-year due to early monsoons and slow project awards, though exports grew 31%. ICRA forecasts 2-5% volume growth for FY26, despite margin pressures from new emission norms and rising input costs, maintaining a positive long-term outlook.Read more

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HUDCO to raise INR 3,000 crore via NCDs to fund housing and urban infrastructure

Housing and Urban Development Corporation Ltd (HUDCO) has approved plans to raise up to INR 3,000 crore through non-convertible debentures, as confirmed in a recent regulatory filing. The funds will support affordable housing, integrated townships, and key urban infrastructure projects like water supply, roads, drainage, and transport systems. A key lender to state governments and public bodies, HUDCO plays a central role in financing India's urban growth. The debentures are aimed at attracting long-term institutional investors and align with HUDCO's strategy to fund development without impacting equity. This move reinforces its commitment to strengthening infrastructure across rapidly urbanising regions.Read more

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Thane emerges as MMR's housing hotspot with 60% price growth since 2020

Thane's residential property market has recorded a steep 46% surge in average prices over the past three years, with rates reaching INR 19,800 per sq. ft. by the end of Q2 2025. The transformation, driven by infrastructure development and affordability, has seen a 103% spike in new housing supply and 78% rise in absorption since FY 2020. ANAROCK's latest report notes that compact homes, particularly 1BHK and 2BHK units, dominate the market. Approximately 44% of housing falls within the INR 80 lakh to INR 1.6 Cr range, attracting buyers priced out of core Mumbai.Read more

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Sunteck Realty Q1 profit jumps 47% to INR 33.43 crore despite drop in revenue

Sunteck Realty Ltd posted a 47% jump in consolidated net profit for Q1 FY26, reaching INR 33.43 crore compared to INR 22.78 crore a year ago. However, total income declined to INR 201.53 crore from INR 328.01 crore in the same period last year. The company continues to centre its operations in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region, where it has delivered several residential and commercial developments. The profit growth amid falling income reflects efficient cost control and potentially better margins on its projects. Sunteck's performance highlights its focus on financial discipline and execution strength within a competitive real estate market.Read more

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