Embassy Developments Appoints Leighton Asia for ₹850 Crore Mumbai Project
Embassy Developments Limited appointed Leighton Asia as construction partner for its Embassy Citadel project in Worli, Mumbai. The contract value exceeds ₹850 crore. The project has an estimated gross development value of approximately ₹8,800 crore.
The appointment of a construction partner for a large-value project is a material development that will impact the company's execution and future revenue, but it is not an immediate financial result.
The announcement details a significant new contract award for a major project, indicating business growth and positive development for the company.
Embassy Developments Limited has announced the appointment of Leighton Asia as the construction partner for its Embassy Citadel project in Worli, Mumbai. The contract is valued at over ₹850 crore and covers the complete civil and structural works for the landmark ultra-luxury residential development.
Embassy Citadel, located on Dr. Elijah Moses Road, is a significant expansion into Mumbai's residential market. The project spans approximately 1.6 million sq. ft. with an estimated gross development value of approximately ₹8,800 crore. It will feature 316 residences across various configurations, extensive amenities across seven lifestyle floors, and a 79th-floor Sky Lounge. The development aims to be a vertically integrated luxury ecosystem focused on wellness and hospitality-inspired living.
Leighton Asia, part of the CIMIC Group, brings extensive experience in delivering high-rise residential developments in complex urban environments. Embassy Developments highlighted Leighton Asia's global expertise, proven reputation for operational excellence, and commitment to safety and quality as key factors in their selection for this technically sophisticated project.
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