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India's Property Boom: 3 Developers Leading the Charge
28 Sep
Summary
- Raymond Realty targets 20% revenue growth and 17-19% EBITDA margin.
- Godrej Properties aims for ₹400 billion booking value by FY28.
- Phoenix Mills plans ambitious expansion in retail and hospitality.
India's real estate sector is experiencing a surge in demand, benefiting developers with strong financial foundations and expansive project pipelines. Raymond Realty, the real estate arm of the Raymond Group, is focusing on the Mumbai Metropolitan Region and targets a 20% growth in pre-sales revenue and overall revenue in FY27, aiming for an EBITDA margin between 17-19%.
Godrej Properties, India's largest residential developer by booking value, has set an ambitious goal of ₹400 billion in booking value by FY28 and expects ₹520-550 billion in collections. The company is expanding into new micro-markets and aims to be free cash flow positive by FY28 while delivering 20% ROE.
Phoenix Mills, a leader in retail-led real estate, is actively expanding its portfolio of malls, commercial spaces, and hospitality offerings. With several malls and projects slated for completion by 2028, the company is poised for significant growth, particularly in its hotel segment, projecting a threefold increase in three years.
Successful execution of these ambitious plans, including timely project completion and securing necessary approvals, will be crucial for these developers. Investors are advised to monitor booking growth, collections, cash flows, debt levels, and valuations as key indicators of future performance in this dynamic market.