The Bombay High Court has rejected MIDC's petition to evict Indiabulls Industrial Infrastructure Limited, now part of Embassy Developments, from a stalled SEZ project in Sinnar, Nashik, upholding interim relief granted in 2024.

Embassy Group reported a ₹123 Cr Q4 FY25 profit, reversing a ₹90 Cr loss last year, following its merger with Indiabulls Real Estate. Annual revenue surged to ₹2,547 Cr.

Equinox India Developments secured ₹950 crore through NCDs to fund Indiabulls Greens & Park in Panvel. Backed by corporate guarantees, the 48-month NCDs offer 13% interest and hold an IVR A(CE)/Stable rating. With a 3,232-acre land bank, Equinox is strategically expanding its footprint in Mumbai ...

Embassy Group invested Rs 1,160 crore in Indiabulls Real Estate. Preferential allocation brings additional cash into Indiabulls, enabling new South Indian real estate developments.