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State stalls NTC millsufffdufffdufffd redevelopment plans

The National Textile Corporation (NTC) may have hit the goldmine by garnering a record Rs 1,979 crore from the sale of its two Worli... ...

http://www.hindustantimes.com/rssfeed/mumbai/State-stalls-NTC-mills-redevelopment-plans/Article1-584064.aspx
More parking space in SoBo?

Indiabulls Real Estate buys state-run National Textile Corporation's (NTC) plot of defunct Bharat Mills at Worli for Rs 1,505 crore. Could build... ...

http://feeds.mid-day.com/~r/mdnews/mumbai/~3/bp5RQCHAMoQ/080810-indiabulls-parking-space-sobo.htm
A single acre for Rs 188 crore!

India's biggest real estate deal took place yesterday evening, with the National Textile Corporation (NTC) limited selling eight acres of Bharat... ...

http://feeds.mid-day.com/~r/mdnews/mumbai/~3/ZGJQr5kBXPU/070810-NTC-eight-acres-Bharat-Mills-Worli-188-crore.htm
Indiabulls Infra buys NTCs mill for Rs 474 cr

Indiabulls Infratech on Saturday bought the National Textile Corporation's 2.39 acre Podar Mills at Worli in Mumbai for Rs. 474 crores in an... ...

http://www.financialexpress.com/news/Indiabulls-Infra-buys-NTCs-mill-for-Rs-474-cr/654282/
Day 2: Bidding for Podar Mills records Rs 317 crore

The online auction of Podar Processing mills, which was put on block by the National Textile Corporation has reached Rs 317.02 crore on Friday. HT... ...

http://www.hindustantimes.com/rssfeed/mumbai/Day-2-Bidding-for-Podar-Mills-records-Rs-317-crore/Article1-580207.aspx
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