Ramky Estates Takes Over Skylark Projects in Bengaluru, Aiming for ₹2,000 Crore Revenue
Ramky Estates acquires 4.3 msf Skylark projects, eyes ₹2,000 crore
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Ramky Estates & Farms Ltd, based in Hyderabad, has acquired stalled residential projects from Skylark Builders in Bengaluru, covering 4.3 million square feet. The projects are expected to generate approximately ₹2,000 crore in revenue, benefiting over 1,800 homebuyers with a focus on timely delivery and execution discipline.
- 01Ramky Estates has acquired 4.3 million square feet of stalled projects from Skylark Builders.
- 02The estimated revenue potential of these projects is around ₹2,000 crore.
- 03A fund of ₹600 crore has been secured from the SWAMIH Fund to support project execution.
- 04The acquisition aims to benefit over 1,800 homebuyers and restore confidence in the projects.
- 05Ramky Estates plans to implement a robust governance framework to ensure timely project delivery.
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Ramky Estates & Farms Ltd (REFL), part of the Ramky Group based in Hyderabad, has announced the acquisition of approximately 4.3 million square feet of stalled residential projects from Skylark Builders in Bengaluru. These projects have a significant revenue potential of about ₹2,000 crore and will require an estimated ₹1,500 crore to complete. To facilitate this, Ramky has secured a ₹600 crore fund from the SWAMIH Fund, aimed at ensuring timely execution and delivery. This strategic takeover is expected to benefit over 1,800 homebuyers, addressing the prolonged delays that have previously impacted customer confidence and project viability. Sharan Alla Reddy, executive director of REFL, emphasized the company's commitment to restoring trust through transparency and disciplined execution processes. The acquisition reflects a broader trend of institutional developers stepping in to revive stressed real estate assets. Ramky Estates is implementing a strong governance framework, which includes financial oversight, engineering checks, and transparent updates for customers to ensure accountability and timely delivery.
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This acquisition aims to restore trust among homebuyers and revive stalled projects, potentially leading to increased housing availability in Bengaluru.
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