DLF's joint venture with DCCDL saw a 7% rise in rental income from office buildings to Rs 3,460 crore in the last fiscal, driven by rent appreciation and asset portfolio expansion. The rental business, holding a majority stake, demonstrated healthy occupancy levels and low vacancies. With sustained growth in rentals and service income, DCCDL reported a 9% increase in consolidated revenue and an 18% rise in net profit. Read The Rest at :
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