Rise Infraventures Ltd, a prominent real estate consultancy firm, is on track to achieve an impressive Gross Transaction Value (GTV) of Rs 4000 crore by the end of FY 2024-25, meeting its sales target of Rs 4000 crore set at the beginning of the financial year. Building on last year’s exceptional growth, the company’s trajectory reflects its strategic expansion efforts and the continued strength of India’s real estate market.
In the previous fiscal year, FY 2023-24, Rise Infraventures achieved gross sales of Rs 2620 crore—a 110% increase from the Rs 1428 crore recorded in FY 2022-23. This substantial growth was driven by India’s economic expansion, robust infrastructure development, and a thriving premium and luxury housing sector. Riding on the momentum the company had set before itself, an ambitious target of Rs 4000 crore was set early in FY 2024-25 as it looked to tap new markets and expand its reach.
“Having set an ambitious Gross Transaction Value (GTV) target of Rs 4000 crore for the financial year, we are on track to surpass this milestone, driven by strong momentum across all verticals. The strategic expansion of our office network and workforce—coupled with our enhanced service offerings—positions us to tap into emerging markets and deliver unparalleled client satisfaction as we continue to build on our legacy of excellence in India’s dynamic real estate sector,” said Sachin Gawri, Founder & CEO of Rise Infraventures.
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To support these objectives, Rise Infraventures has launched new verticals and strategically expanded its footprint. The company established Rise International to cater to growing NRI interest in India’s realty market and opened two new offices in Mumbai. Additionally, it had set up a new division, Rise Homes, to strengthen its service portfolio and leadership in the luxury segment.
Rise Infraventures has also opened a total of five new offices and increased human resources by 55%,
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