India’s corporate world is abuzz with the news of Adani Properties Private Ltd’s offer to buy 88 properties from the debt-laden Sahara Group. The proposed multi-thousand-crore deal, now before the Supreme Court , includes marquee holdings such as the Sahara Star Hotel in Mumbai, Aamby Valley township near Lonavala, real estate in Lucknow, and several land parcels across India.

For Adani Properties, the acquisition aligns with its strategy of expanding and consolidating prime real estate and hospitality assets, deepening its footprint in key cities. For Sahara, it could be the last major effort to resolve a decade-long financial crisis that has eroded its credibility and strained its operations.

While the transaction offers hope for thousands of investors and lenders awaiting refunds,

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