DLF to expand housing, commercial property business; entering Mumbai, Goa: Chairman Rajiv Singh
DLF will focus on expanding its business to develop residential and commercial projects and is entering new markets Mumbai and Goa to tap into growth opportunities, its Chairman Rajiv Singh said. In his message to shareholders in the annual report, Singh said the company will continue to focus on corporate governance, operational excellence and upholding the value of the company's founders.
«Our focus is to expand both our businesses, residential and commercial. The residential business continued its growth momentum, we witnessed an uptick in new sales bookings, coupled with record sales collections.
»The markets response to our products continues to be very encouraging. It is with this conviction that we are entering new geographies like Mumbai and Goa," he said.
While the company continues to launch new projects in Delhi-NCR, Singh said the company's strategy is to introduce a diverse range of offerings to meet the aspirational needs of the market.
DLF has achieved strong sales bookings during the last two financial years, driven by significant surge in demand for its luxury homes.
In the 2022-23 fiscal, it clocked a record sales of Rs 15,058 crore, while the company reported a sales of Rs 14,778 crore in the 2023-24 financial year.
For the current fiscal (2024-25), DLF has set a 15 per cent growth target in sales bookings at Rs 17,000 crore as it plans to launch many luxury housing projects across Gurugram, Goa, and Mumbai.
DLF's Chairman said the commercial business (development of office buildings,
