Vedanta Chairman buys sea-view luxury apartment for Rs 45 crore
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Vedanta Chairman buys sea-view luxury apartment for Rs 45 crore

The family of Anil Agarwal, the founder and chairman of Vedanta Resources, paid Rs 450 million for a luxury flat in the ultra-premium Raheja Legend residential tower on Dr. Annie Besant Road in Mumbai's opulent Worli neighbourhood.

The wife of Agarwal, Kiran, who serves as the head of Hindustan Zinc and a trustee for the Vedanta Foundation, has purchased a sea view apartment on the 36th floor of the superstructure.

The purchase, which is priced at around Rs 1.46 lakh per square foot, is among the most expensive residential apartment deals in the nation.

Agarwal will also have access to five parking spaces and about 5.54 per cent of the undivided rights, title, and interests in the total building constructed on the plot, according to the recorded agreement.

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The family of Anil Agarwal, the founder and chairman of Vedanta Resources, paid Rs 450 million for a luxury flat in the ultra-premium Raheja Legend residential tower on Dr. Annie Besant Road in Mumbai's opulent Worli neighbourhood. The wife of Agarwal, Kiran, who serves as the head of Hindustan Zinc and a trustee for the Vedanta Foundation, has purchased a sea view apartment on the 36th floor of the superstructure. The purchase, which is priced at around Rs 1.46 lakh per square foot, is among the most expensive residential apartment deals in the nation. Agarwal will also have access to five parking spaces and about 5.54 per cent of the undivided rights, title, and interests in the total building constructed on the plot, according to the recorded agreement.

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