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​​Revenue from operations during the quarter, however, fell by a marginal 1% to Rs 1,423 crore in the June quarter. The same stood at Rs 1,441 crore a year ago.

Get latest articles and stories on Business at LatestLY. New Delhi [India], July 19: B L Kashyap & Sons Limited (BSE: 532719 NSE: BLKASHYAP), one of the leading Civil Engineering and Construction Company has secured a new order aggregating to Rs. 369 crore approx. from DLF Home Developers Limited for Civil Structure & Waterproofing Works for DLF The Arbour, Gurugram. The total order book as on date stands at Rs. 3086 Crores approx., excluding GST.  The contract is with Free...

B L Kashyap & Sons, a leading civil engineering and construction company has secured a new order aggregating to around Rs. 369crore from DLF Home Developers Limited. The order comprises of civil structure and waterproofing work for DLF The Arbour, Gurugram. With the new order the companys total order book as on date stands at around Rs. 3086 crore.

The contract is for civil structure and waterproofing works for DLFs luxury housing project in Gurugram. The contract comes with free supply of steel by DLF.

Ahluwalia Contracts reported a 62 percent increase in net profit to Rs 72.2 crore during March quarter while sales grew 18 percent YoY amounting to Rs 863 crore.

The Delhi High Court has reiterated that mere existence of an arbitration agreement or arbitration clause would not be sufficient to refer the parties to arbitration and that even in the presence...

The matter pertains to Regal Garden in Sector 90, DLF Garden City, Gurugram, where an informant had complained against the realty firm alleging the clauses in the buyer-seller agreement reflected abuse of dominance by DLF Home Developers

The case pertains to CCI rejecting a complaint against DLF and its subsidiary for alleged abuse of the dominant position on the basis of a second/supplementary report from DG.

Dirham-rupee exchange is very much in their favour - and there are other factors too

Property developers are looking to the new government led by President William Ruto to cut red tape in approval processes and help unlock cheaper credit.