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CHINKI
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 Posted: 10/Jul/2007 at 10:17am |
Dear Vipul and Vip1,
It is purely on my personal and working experience I had over 15 years working at different places with different people plus doing my Engineering at Regional Engineering College where you study with students from different states.
It is not to hurt anybody's sentiments as I had mentioned in my earlier post. I don't believe in any religion, class, place, or whatsoever.
Basanthji, if you think it is against the forum conduct, please remove it.
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CHINKI
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 Posted: 11/Jul/2007 at 6:23pm |
DLF to bag $10-20 bn B'lore township
NEW DELHI: Real estate giant DLF is set to bag a township project in Bangalore spread over 9,000 acres that could entail an investment of about $10-20 billion.
DLF has emerged as the sole bidder for the project, which is to be developed on the outskirts of Bangalore, industry sources said.
When contacted, a DLF official refused to comment as the bidding process has not been completed.
The township would be about three times of Gurgaon city, being developed by the DLF. The project would have housing complex, malls, commercial space, schools, clubs, hospitals and hotels among other facilities.
After floating the India's largest IPO of over Rs 9,000 crore, this is the second big project where the company has emerged as the sole bidder.
Earlier, DLF was the only bidder for a convention centre project spread over 35 acre in Delhi to be developed at a cost of Rs 3,000 crore.
DLF has a land bank of about 11,000 acre and has presence in all verticals of real estate.
The company has also forayed into hotel, insurance and infrastructure business.
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CHINKI
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DLF likely to invest Rs 1,250 cr on DT Cinema expansion
Multiplex business offers big opportunity as there is a shortage of 40,000 screens, but added that it’s a “ and takes time to expand
New Delhi: Real estate behemoth DLF is likely to invest about Rs 1,250 crore on expanding its multiplex business, DT Cinema, by adding about 500 screens in the next four to five years.
“Currently, we are at a pre-operative stage with about seven screens. In another four to five years time the target is to have 500 screens across India,” DT Cinema CEO Kajal Aijaz told PTI.
By September this year, two DT Cinema complexes in Delhi and one in Chandigarh would be operational, she said, adding that 35 screens are expected to be functional in the next seven months.
“Once these initial projects start, the mid-term aim is to have about 150 screens operational within two years,” Aijaz said, adding that all the multiplexes would be owned by DLF.
Asked about the proposed investment for the expansion, she declined to give an exact figure but said: “On an average, setting up a screen can costs anything between Rs 2 crore to Rs 2.5 crore”.
Apart from north Indian cities, DT Cinema plans to set up multiplexes in Hyderabad, Chennai, Kochi, Bangalore, Mumbai, Pune, Ahmedabad, Goa and Kolkata. The size of each multiplex could be between 35,000 sq ft to 90,000 sq ft, she said.
Aijaz said multiplex business offered a big opportunity as there is a shortage of 40,000 screens in India, but added that it’s a “slow moving business” and takes time to expand.
Source : http://www.livemint.com/2007/07/12182532/DLF-likely-to-invest-Rs-1250.html
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deveshkayal
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 Posted: 12/Jul/2007 at 11:14pm |
I loved what Marc Faber said on CNBC,
"Initially,promoters have the vision,investors have the money. Later,promters have the money,investors have the vision" 
We should not forget that other than land bank, DLF has ventured into Insurance,now Multiplex,etc,etc...so downside can be capped by these ventures..
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smartcat
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 Posted: 12/Jul/2007 at 11:30pm |
Does this statement from Mr. Tulsian make any sense?
Tulsian told CNBC-TV18, "When DLF went public probably the disclosure norms or the details of the land bank has been more clear in case of DLF while the same has not been able to, you have not been able to collate the total land bank of Unitech but even if you take the total figure and the financial performance that gets reflected into the valuation on the secondary market because DLF virtually is double the size of Unitech and infact there could be slightly maybe the quality of land bank in which region they are all holding on and ultimately it is an execution capability which would really be a matter that how fast they will be able to develop and unlock the value either by selling them off or letting them out on the rental." |
The language seems to be a mix of French and Bhojpuri. Can somebody translate it into English for me please?
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basant
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 Posted: 12/Jul/2007 at 11:31pm |
Insurance and multiplex cannot sustain a 100,000 crore mkt cap if real estate goes wrong. Once you look at leaders in this sector you would know that these businesses can make only so much impact to an elephant!!!
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reetesh
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SmartCat: I would advice you to learn French/Bhojpuri or else stop watching CNBC, for our sake else every evening you need a translater.
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kulman
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Does this statement from Mr. Tulsian make any sense?
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As someone had commented: The only outstanding feature of his analysis are his ears.
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