Godrej family scion Tanya Dubash has bought two sea-facing luxury apartments in Mumbai’s Worli Sea Face within the under-construction ultra-luxury tower Naman Xana for over Rs 294 crore, as per property registration documents. The purchases place the apartments among India’s costliest on a per-square-foot basis, at above Rs 2.5 lakh. Located on the 19th and 20th floors, the units offer large carpet areas, balconies, and exclusive parking access, adding to the family’s growing presence in the project.
Godrej Industries Group has announced a leadership transition at Godrej Agrovet, elevating Burjis Godrej as chairperson. His father, Nadir Godrej, is set to step down after decades in leadership. Burjis will also join the Godrej Industries board as a non-executive director, signalling a wider succession plan across the group.
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Nadir Godrej will retire as chairperson of the Godrej Industries Group in August 2026 and move into a new position as Chairman Emeritus. The group will also see him step down from multiple company boards as part of a planned generational succession. The transition is set for August 2026 and marks a change after years of leadership shaping global expansion.
Nearly eight years after launch, Godrej Golf Links in Greater Noida—promoted as an upscale European-style getaway—has left buyers waiting. Only a small portion of the 2,000-plus homes have been handed over, while possessions remain stuck. Families now fear delays will worsen as a CAG report looms and paper prices rise without delivery.
Godrej Industries Group has outlined a growth plan to reach ₹5 lakh crore market capitalization by 2031. The group wants to expand the number of listed companies from three to five, with Godrej Capital and its chemicals business among potential candidates. The roadmap doubles down on value creation from existing businesses, targeting 15%+ annual sales growth and 20%+ earnings growth.
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