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Trades about 17% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
DLF Limited operates as a leading Indian real estate development and property management firm. Its comprehensive operations span the entire lifecycle of property creation, beginning with the identification and acquisition of land, progressing through meticulous planning, execution, and construction, and culminating in the marketing of diverse projects. The company is actively involved in developing and selling various residential properties, including land parcels, plots, and apartments, as well as commercial and retail establishments. Beyond sales, DLF also generates revenue by leasing its developed office spaces, IT-enabled services (ITeS) facilities, and retail units. Diversifying its portfolio, the company owns and manages prominent hospitality venues such as The Lodhi and the Hilton Garden Inn in New Delhi, alongside a network of golf and country clubs. Additionally, DLF provides property maintenance services, engages in the generation and sale of power, and oversees recreational activities. Established in 1946, DLF Limited is headquartered in Gurugram, India, and functions as a subsidiary of Rajdhani Investments & Agencies Private Limited.
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