WE AIM TO BE ONE OF THE MOST PREFERRED AND ADMIRED BRANDS: ASHISH PURAVANKARA
One of India’s most trusted real estate developers, Puravankara Limited has recorded a strong sales performance in the first quarter of the fiscal year 2024, with a value of ₹1,126 crore, the highest for any quarter in the history of the company. In FY23, the realty major achieved the highest-ever sales revenue of ₹3,107 crore. The commendable success of the company is largely attributed to its managing director Ashish Puravankara. “Our unwavering dedication to growth and our ongoing efforts to capture a larger market share has resulted in the highest-ever Q1 sales since the company’s inception. During this quarter, pre-sales have shown a remarkable increase, more than doubling with a growth rate of 119% year over year, when compared to the first quarter of the FY23,” informs Ashish.
They recently launched ‘Purva Blubelle’, a 32-storied skyscraper project spread over 3.85 acres, in Magadi Road, Bengaluru. “Our new launches are complemented by impressive sustenance sales achievements, supported by efficient and fast-paced execution, leading to a 52% increase in collections on a y-o-y basis,” says Ashish.
The real estate market has exhibited exemplary growth in the past year, and Puravankara Limited is well-positioned to capitalise on these opportunities. “Our commitment to transparency, trust, seamless technology integration, and a well-rounded portfolio guarantees sustained expansion and profitability. Moreover, robust partnerships will steer our forthcoming performance,” he further puts in. With proven competencies, Puravankara thoughtfully conceives every space with a blend of unique design aesthetics, innovation, and technology.
This story is from the August 21, 2023 edition of Outlook.
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