PVR close to acquiring DLF’s DT Cinemas Posted on 20th May 2015 |
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Mumbai: Ajay Bijli-owned PVR Ltd is in the last lap of negotiations to acquire multiplex chain DT Cinemas, a subsidiary of real estate developer DLF Ltd, as it seeks to cement its position as the country’s largest cinema exhibitor. “PVR and two other cinema chains were in negotiations and now PVR is leading the race to close the deal. The deal is in the final stages,” said one of two persons familiar with the development. |
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CCI finds DLF guilty of 'unfair' business practices Posted on 15th May 2015 |
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DLF, country's largest real estate firm, has once again come under the scanner of Competition Commission of India (CCI). The competition watchdog has found the realty firm guilty of "unfair and abusive" business practices in one of a housing projects in Gurgaon. CCI in its order has asked DLF Gurgaon Home Developers Private Ltd and its group companies to "cease and desist" from such unfair trade practices. It, however, did not impose any fresh penalty. A fine of Rs 630 crore has already been slapped on DLF for a similar violation in a separate case. |
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DLF gains after ICRA reaffirms rating on NCD, bank facilities Posted on 29th April 2015 |
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Shares of DLF were up nearly 3% at Rs 132 after the company said that ICRA has removed the rating frmo 'rating watch with negative implications' and reaffirmed the rating (ICRA)A on the real estae major's bank facilities and NCD programme. ICRA has reaffirmed the long-term rating of ICRA A assigned to Rs 4,000 crore non-convertible debenture programme, Rs 8,542 crore fund-based facilities and Rs 1,160 crore non-fund based facilities of DLF Ltd, the company said in a release adding that the long term rating has been assigned a negative outlook. |
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Sebi moves SC to bar DLF and promoters from market Posted on 25th April 2015 |
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NEW DELHI: Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) on Friday approached the Supreme Court seeking its direction for a three-year market ban on real estate giant DLF and its six top officials, including chairman K P Singh and his children Rajiv Singh and Pia Singh. Agreeing to hear Sebi's plea, a bench of Justices J Chelameswar and R K Agrawal issued notice to DLF and its promoters. The market regulator had approached the court challenging a Securities Appellate Tribunal (SAT) order which had quashed its order to bar DLF and its promoters from the market. |
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DLF to remain in Group A category: BSE Posted on 24th April 2015 |
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The Bombay Stock Exchange has said that the real estate giant DLF will remain in Group A category, comprising top 300 companies. The exchange, earlier this week, said that DLF would move out from Group A to Group B category from next month. |
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Sebi moves SC against DLF Posted on 20th April 2015 |
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The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has moved the Supreme Court, challenging a tribunal order in the matter of disclosure norm violations by real estate major DLF. The regulator filed its appeal last week and has sought an early hearing, according to two people in the know. The appeal contests several grounds of the Securities Appellate Tribunal (SAT) order. "One of the observations in the SAT order was that clearance of the Sebi board was not taken before initiating investigation proceedings. On this, the appeal has said the investigation was directed by the Delhi high court in 2011," one of them said. |
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CRISIL assigns 'negative' outlook to DLF's loans, debt Posted on 6th April 2015 |
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Rating agency CRISIL has assigned 'Negative' outlook to real estate major DLF Ltd's long-term loans and debt instruments on account significantly high debt level, weak operating cash flows. The outlook also factors in residual uncertainty over regulatory issues. However, rating agency has removed ratings on instruments from 'Watch with Negative Implications'. It reaffirmed the ratings at 'A'. |
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DLF takes to discounts to woo buyers Posted on 17th March 2015 |
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In the latest sign of the crisis facing real estate companies, Gurgaon-based DLF has launched a mega discount sale of its properties, believed to be its largest so far, in cities across the country to drum up interest. The company is offering discounts in 16 projects across Delhi, Bengaluru, Chennai, Kochi, Lucknow, Panchkula, Bhubaneswar, Kasauli and New Chandigarh as part of its DLF Spring Festival that will end on March 31. |
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DLF gets partial relief; high debt still an overhang Posted on 16th March 2015 |
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Quashing of the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi)'s order against DLF, which banned the property giant from accessing the capital market, has opened new avenues for raising funds and reducing of its debt. With the ban applicable from October 13, 2014, and now reduced to six months, the company will be able to access the markets shortly, in about a month. Analysts at Axis Capital say over the next two years, DLF's balance sheet could be strengthened considerably through equity raising, monetisation of commercial assets (REIT or real estate investment trust listing), issuance of commercial mortgage-backed securities and stake sale in select projects. |
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Tribunal quashes Sebi order against DLF Posted on 14th March 2015 |
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MUMBAI: In a major relief for DLF, the Securities Appellate Tribunal on Friday quashed a Sebi order against the realty giant that had barred the company and its six top executives from capital markets for three years. Soon after the tribunal pronounced its order, the shares of DLF soared higher by about 8 per cent. The stock was trading 7.75 per cent up at Rs 160.5 at the BSE in early afternoon trade. |
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