In the reporting quarter, bookings rose to Rs 9,519 crore from selling 5,331 homes with 8.17 million sqft of area. For the full year, bookings grew to Rs 22,527 crore, a growth of 84 percent over the previous best and 61 percent above the guidance provided at the start of the year, the company said in a statement. During the year it sold 14,310 units with a total area of 20 million sqft.
Sales were driven by the NCR market which achieved a booking value of Rs 3,008 crore and the MMR achieving a booking value of Rs 2,693 crore. Its bookings in the NCR grew 180 percent to Rs 10,016 crore in FY24 and those in MMR clipped at 114 percent to Rs 6,545 crore of which as much as Rs 4,022 crore came in Q4 alone.
Delivered 6 million sqft across seven cities in Q4 taking the overall deliveries for FY24 to 12.5 million sqft.
Commenting on the performance, Pirojsha Godrej, executive chairman of Godrej Properties, said that after delivering a robust and well-rounded performance in FY24 with the best-ever bookings, cash collections, earnings, and deliveries, the company hopes to grow bookings to over four projects.