Prestige Estates share price gains 11% on report Blackstone may buy assets worth Rs 12,745 cr

Prestige Estates share price gains 11% on report Blackstone may buy assets worth Rs 12,745 cr

Share price of Prestige Estates ended 8.77% higher at Rs 244.45 against previous close of Rs 224.75 on BSE.  Prestige Estates stock has gained 41.51%  in the last 10 days

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Prestige Estates share touched an intraday high of Rs 249.9, rising 11.19%.Prestige Estates share touched an intraday high of Rs 249.9, rising 11.19%.
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  • Aug 10, 2020,
  • Updated Aug 10, 2020 6:56 PM IST

Prestige Estates share price closed higher today amid a report that US-based private equity firm Blackstone was set to buy the firm's rental income assets assets for Rs 12,745 crore.

Share price of Prestige Estates ended 8.77% higher at Rs 244.45 against previous close of Rs 224.75 on BSE.  Prestige Estates stock has gained 41.51%  in the last 10 days. The stock opened with a gain of 2.34% today.

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The share touched an intraday high of Rs 249.9, rising 11.19%. The share stands higher than 5 day, 20 day, 50 day and 100 day moving averages but lower than 200 day moving averages.

The share has lost 14% in one year and fallen 27.65% since the beginning of this year. In one month, the share has gained 25.81%.

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According to a report in The Economic Times, Blackstone and Prestige deal involves ready, income-producing and under-construction properties in key cities of south India, including Bengaluru, Chennai and Mysore.

Both BSE and NSE have asked for clarification from Prestige Estates with reference to the report. The ET report said if the deal goes through, Prestige is expected to use the money to repay all of its debt and deploy the rest as equity capital for growth.

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Prestige Estates Projects is a leading real estate development companies with projects in residential office retail and hospitality segment. Its operations are spread across South India, Pune Goa and Ahmedabad.

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Disclaimer: Business Today provides stock market news for informational purposes only and should not be construed as investment advice. Readers are encouraged to consult with a qualified financial advisor before making any investment decisions.

Prestige Estates share price closed higher today amid a report that US-based private equity firm Blackstone was set to buy the firm's rental income assets assets for Rs 12,745 crore.

Share price of Prestige Estates ended 8.77% higher at Rs 244.45 against previous close of Rs 224.75 on BSE.  Prestige Estates stock has gained 41.51%  in the last 10 days. The stock opened with a gain of 2.34% today.

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The share touched an intraday high of Rs 249.9, rising 11.19%. The share stands higher than 5 day, 20 day, 50 day and 100 day moving averages but lower than 200 day moving averages.

The share has lost 14% in one year and fallen 27.65% since the beginning of this year. In one month, the share has gained 25.81%.

RIL share ends lower despite S&P's thumbs-up to firm's credit quality

According to a report in The Economic Times, Blackstone and Prestige deal involves ready, income-producing and under-construction properties in key cities of south India, including Bengaluru, Chennai and Mysore.

Both BSE and NSE have asked for clarification from Prestige Estates with reference to the report. The ET report said if the deal goes through, Prestige is expected to use the money to repay all of its debt and deploy the rest as equity capital for growth.

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Prestige Estates Projects is a leading real estate development companies with projects in residential office retail and hospitality segment. Its operations are spread across South India, Pune Goa and Ahmedabad.

Sensex ends 141 points higher, Nifty at 11,270; Cipla, L&T, M&M top gainers

Disclaimer: Business Today provides stock market news for informational purposes only and should not be construed as investment advice. Readers are encouraged to consult with a qualified financial advisor before making any investment decisions.
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