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DLF sells seven screens to Cinepolis for Rs 64 crore

NEW DELHI: Indias largest real estate firm DLF has sold its seven remaining cinema screens in Delhi under its cinema exhibition business to Mexican movie theatre chain Cinepolis for Rs 6367 crore the firm said in a statement

Updated At : 07:31 PM Sep 03, 2016 IST

New Delhi, September 3

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