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Angel One Founder Dinesh Thakkar Buys Entire Mumbai Tower for Rs 711 Crore

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Dinesh Thakkar, founder and Chairman & Managing Director of stockbroking firm Angel One, is set to acquire a full luxury residential tower in Mumbai. The property is located in the upscale Juhu neighbourhood and is being purchased from Embassy Developments. The deal is valued at over Rs 711 crore, making it a notable high-value real estate transaction. Unlike typical luxury purchases involving individual apartments, Thakkar is buying the entire tower outright.

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