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Blackstone sells entire stake in Embassy REIT for Rs 7,100 cr

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Updated At : 02:28 PM Dec 21, 2023 IST

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New Delhi: Global fund Blackstone has sold its entire 23.5% stake in Embassy Office Parks REIT for around Rs 7,100 crore through block deal on stock exchanges, sources said. The company sold its units at around Rs 316 per share, sources said. Some of the existing unit holders have participated in the block deal. SBI Mutual Fund is a new investor, they added. Embassy Office Parks REIT is India’s first Real Estate Investment Trust. PTI

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