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Business Standard
30-06-2025
- Business
- Business Standard
Abhay Jindal, MD of Homeland Group, Named in ET Edge's Prestigious "40 Under 40" List of North India's Trailblazers
NewsVoir New Delhi [India], June 30: In a major industry recognition, Mr. Abhay Jindal, Managing Director of Homeland Group, has been named among ET Edge's "North India's Top 40 Under 40 Trailblazers"--a coveted list honouring the region's most dynamic and impactful young leaders. At the forefront of Homeland Group's transformation, Mr. Jindal has led the charge in streamlining operations, accelerating project delivery, and introducing a tech-first approach to real estate development. His vision has been key to the success of iconic developments such as CP67 and other upcoming projects. Most notably, he co-conceptualised Homeland Global Park--North India's biggest ultra luxury mixed-use development--alongside fellow directors Umang Jindal and Mrinaal Mittal. "I feel honoured to be named among ET Edge's Top 40 Under 40 Trailblazers," said Mr. Abhay Jindal."This recognition celebrates my journey in operations excellence and showcases the high standards of innovation that Homeland Group upholds. Being counted alongside North India's brightest young leaders inspires me to raise an even higher bar for our projects, our people, and the communities we serve." He has also been instrumental in building a culture of execution excellence within the company, empowering teams, and forming global collaborations to bring world-class design and infrastructure to the Indian real estate landscape. ET Edge, the research and insights arm of The Economic Times, curates the "Top 40 Under 40" list to spotlight leaders who are redefining their sectors through innovation, influence, and forward-thinking strategy. The platform's rigorous selection process makes this one of the most credible and respected honours in India's business landscape. Jindal's inclusion in the list reinforces Homeland Group's position as a new-age, innovation-driven force in the real estate sector--committed to shaping the future of urban living and commercial infrastructure in India. Homeland Group is a North India-based real estate leader known for delivering luxury residential and mixed-use developments that set new industry benchmarks. Driven by a commitment to quality, innovation, and on-time execution, the Group continues to redefine modern urban ecosystems. (ADVERTORIAL DISCLAIMER: The above press release has been provided by NewsVoir. ANI will not be responsible in any way for the content of the same)
Fashion Value Chain
30-06-2025
- Business
- Fashion Value Chain
Abhay Jindal, MD of Homeland Group, Named in ET Edge's Prestigious '40 Under 40' List of North India's Trailblazers
In a major industry recognition, Mr. Abhay Jindal, Managing Director of Homeland Group, has been named among ET Edge's 'North India's Top 40 Under 40 Trailblazers'-a coveted list honouring the region's most dynamic and impactful young leaders. Abhay Jindal, Managing Director at Homeland Group At the forefront of Homeland Group's transformation, Mr. Jindal has led the charge in streamlining operations, accelerating project delivery, and introducing a tech-first approach to real estate development. His vision has been key to the success of iconic developments such as CP67 and other upcoming projects. Most notably, he co-conceptualised Homeland Global Park-North India's biggest ultra luxury mixed-use development-alongside fellow directors Umang Jindal and Mrinaal Mittal. 'I feel honoured to be named among ETâ¯Edge's Topâ¯40 Underâ¯40 Trailblazers,' said Mr. Abhay Jindal.'This recognition celebrates my journey in operations excellence and showcases the high standards of innovation that Homeland Group upholds. Being counted alongside North India's brightest young leaders inspires me to raise an even higher bar for our projects, our people, and the communities we serve.' He has also been instrumental in building a culture of execution excellence within the company, empowering teams, and forming global collaborations to bring world-class design and infrastructure to the Indian real estate landscape. ET Edge, the research and insights arm of The Economic Times, curates the 'Top 40 Under 40' list to spotlight leaders who are redefining their sectors through innovation, influence, and forward-thinking strategy. The platform's rigorous selection process makes this one of the most credible and respected honours in India's business landscape. Mr. Jindal's inclusion in the list reinforces Homeland Group's position as a new-age, innovation-driven force in the real estate sector-committed to shaping the future of urban living and commercial infrastructure in India. About Homeland Group Homeland Group is a North India-based real estate leader known for delivering luxury residential and mixed-use developments that set new industry benchmarks. Driven by a commitment to quality, innovation, and on-time execution, the Group continues to redefine modern urban ecosystems.
Canada News.Net
23-06-2025
- Business
- Canada News.Net
Outdoor advertising gains traction, diversifies commercial real estate revenue streams
New Delhi [India], June 22 (ANI): As malls turn into entertainment hubs and office complexes include shops and cafes, real estate developers are finding new value in outdoor advertising. What was once just an extra branding element is now becoming an important part of the commercial real estate business strategy, say several industry executives. By definition, outdoor advertising or out-of-home (OOH) advertising is a form of marketing that reaches consumers when they are outside their homes. The real estate executives say that outdoor advertising has moved from the basic static hoardings to a high-revenue-generating, value-added business segment for commercial properties. Umang Jindal, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) at Homeland Group, says that advertising is rapidly becoming a core vertical as commercial assets have become a mixed-use place. 'As commercial assets become mixed-use destinations, advertising is no longer peripheral--it's fast becoming a core vertical that adds strategic value,' said Homeland Group CEO. 'Growing urbanisation and pedestrian flow have transformed buildings into potential media channels. Facades, rooftops, digital billboards, and transition points in commercial buildings are strategically used for brand exposure,' said Vijay Kamboj, Founder, Bric-X Infra. According to the data made available by MarkNtel, an Indian data intelligence firm, the Digital Out-of-Home Advertising Market size was valued at around USD 284 million in 2024 and is projected to reach USD 620 million by 2030, said the firm in its report. The executives say that advertising income normally represents 3 per cent to 8 per cent of the revenues of a commercial building, but it can reach more than 10 per cent on marquee frontage and digitally enabled display properties. 'It contributes about 7 per cent to 10 per cent to the total income of a commercial property. Outdoor advertising in premium Special Economic Zones or transit points can drive revenues as high as 12 per cent or even more,' said G Hari Babu, National President of NAREDCO. On the other hand, the executives representing electronic equipment say that they have seen traction in the Indian markets. 'Digital billboards, LED screens, interactive displays, and digital transit advertising are becoming more common in major cities like Mumbai, Delhi, Bangalore, and Chennai,' said Muneer Ahmad, Vice President (Audio/Visual Business) ViewSonic India. He added that demand for digital out-of-home advertising is rapidly rising in India as consumer preferences shift from traditional to digital platforms, noting that global real estate players are ramping up their investments more than their Indian counterparts. Indian players are increasingly looking for popular sites to maximise their presence in the crowded or popular places, giving more visibility to the brands. Observing the trends, Ashish Gupta, Director - Mandate Strategy, ANAROCK Group, says that revenue potential is a function of the location and the amount of traffic or footfall it sees. 'ANAROCK Creative Agency focuses on locations such as Bandra Kurla Complex (Mumbai), Cyber Hub (Gurugram), Connaught Place (Delhi), MG Road (Bengaluru), and HiTech City (Hyderabad) to drive the highest value for our developer clients' digital advertising spends,' the ANAROCK Group Director added. Sharing more insights on the specifics of the market, Bric-X Infra Founder added that in Delhi NCR and Gurugram, there is strong demand for non-traditional advertising media such as facades, terrace edges, lobby screens, and elevator wraps. He added that advertisers are keen to utilise these eyeball-catching, out-of-home locations to create experience-based brand interactions. 'Experiential activations and pop-ups in amenity spaces are also gaining momentum, allowing brands to reach captive audiences within commercial buildings beyond captive audiences in traditional billboard sites,' Kamboj added. (ANI)
India Gazette
22-06-2025
- Business
- India Gazette
Outdoor advertising gains traction, diversifies commercial real estate revenue streams
New Delhi [India], June 22 (ANI): As malls turn into entertainment hubs and office complexes include shops and cafes, real estate developers are finding new value in outdoor advertising. What was once just an extra branding element is now becoming an important part of the commercial real estate business strategy, say several industry executives. By definition, outdoor advertising or out-of-home (OOH) advertising is a form of marketing that reaches consumers when they are outside their homes. The real estate executives say that outdoor advertising has moved from the basic static hoardings to a high-revenue-generating, value-added business segment for commercial properties. Umang Jindal, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) at Homeland Group, says that advertising is rapidly becoming a core vertical as commercial assets have become a mixed-use place. 'As commercial assets become mixed-use destinations, advertising is no longer peripheral--it's fast becoming a core vertical that adds strategic value,' said Homeland Group CEO. 'Growing urbanisation and pedestrian flow have transformed buildings into potential media channels. Facades, rooftops, digital billboards, and transition points in commercial buildings are strategically used for brand exposure,' said Vijay Kamboj, Founder, Bric-X Infra. According to the data made available by MarkNtel, an Indian data intelligence firm, the Digital Out-of-Home Advertising Market size was valued at around USD 284 million in 2024 and is projected to reach USD 620 million by 2030, said the firm in its report. The executives say that advertising income normally represents 3 per cent to 8 per cent of the revenues of a commercial building, but it can reach more than 10 per cent on marquee frontage and digitally enabled display properties. 'It contributes about 7 per cent to 10 per cent to the total income of a commercial property. Outdoor advertising in premium Special Economic Zones or transit points can drive revenues as high as 12 per cent or even more,' said G Hari Babu, National President of NAREDCO. On the other hand, the executives representing electronic equipment say that they have seen traction in the Indian markets. 'Digital billboards, LED screens, interactive displays, and digital transit advertising are becoming more common in major cities like Mumbai, Delhi, Bangalore, and Chennai,' said Muneer Ahmad, Vice President (Audio/Visual Business) ViewSonic India. He added that demand for digital out-of-home advertising is rapidly rising in India as consumer preferences shift from traditional to digital platforms, noting that global real estate players are ramping up their investments more than their Indian counterparts. Indian players are increasingly looking for popular sites to maximise their presence in the crowded or popular places, giving more visibility to the brands. Observing the trends, Ashish Gupta, Director - Mandate Strategy, ANAROCK Group, says that revenue potential is a function of the location and the amount of traffic or footfall it sees. 'ANAROCK Creative Agency focuses on locations such as Bandra Kurla Complex (Mumbai), Cyber Hub (Gurugram), Connaught Place (Delhi), MG Road (Bengaluru), and HiTech City (Hyderabad) to drive the highest value for our developer clients' digital advertising spends,' the ANAROCK Group Director added. Sharing more insights on the specifics of the market, Bric-X Infra Founder added that in Delhi NCR and Gurugram, there is strong demand for non-traditional advertising media such as facades, terrace edges, lobby screens, and elevator wraps. He added that advertisers are keen to utilise these eyeball-catching, out-of-home locations to create experience-based brand interactions. 'Experiential activations and pop-ups in amenity spaces are also gaining momentum, allowing brands to reach captive audiences within commercial buildings beyond captive audiences in traditional billboard sites,' Kamboj added. (ANI)
Mint
22-06-2025
- Business
- Mint
Outdoor advertising gains traction, diversifies commercial real estate revenue streams
New Delhi [India], June 22 (ANI): As malls turn into entertainment hubs and office complexes include shops and cafes, real estate developers are finding new value in outdoor advertising. What was once just an extra branding element is now becoming an important part of the commercial real estate business strategy, say several industry executives. By definition, outdoor advertising or out-of-home (OOH) advertising is a form of marketing that reaches consumers when they are outside their homes. The real estate executives say that outdoor advertising has moved from the basic static hoardings to a high-revenue-generating, value-added business segment for commercial properties. Umang Jindal, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) at Homeland Group, says that advertising is rapidly becoming a core vertical as commercial assets have become a mixed-use place. "As commercial assets become mixed-use destinations, advertising is no longer peripheral--it's fast becoming a core vertical that adds strategic value," said Homeland Group CEO. "Growing urbanisation and pedestrian flow have transformed buildings into potential media channels. Facades, rooftops, digital billboards, and transition points in commercial buildings are strategically used for brand exposure," said Vijay Kamboj, Founder, Bric-X Infra. According to the data made available by MarkNtel, an Indian data intelligence firm, the Digital Out-of-Home Advertising Market size was valued at around USD 284 million in 2024 and is projected to reach USD 620 million by 2030, said the firm in its report. The executives say that advertising income normally represents 3 per cent to 8 per cent of the revenues of a commercial building, but it can reach more than 10 per cent on marquee frontage and digitally enabled display properties. "It contributes about 7 per cent to 10 per cent to the total income of a commercial property. Outdoor advertising in premium Special Economic Zones or transit points can drive revenues as high as 12 per cent or even more," said G Hari Babu, National President of NAREDCO. On the other hand, the executives representing electronic equipment say that they have seen traction in the Indian markets. "Digital billboards, LED screens, interactive displays, and digital transit advertising are becoming more common in major cities like Mumbai, Delhi, Bangalore, and Chennai," said Muneer Ahmad, Vice President (Audio/Visual Business) ViewSonic India. He added that demand for digital out-of-home advertising is rapidly rising in India as consumer preferences shift from traditional to digital platforms, noting that global real estate players are ramping up their investments more than their Indian counterparts. Indian players are increasingly looking for popular sites to maximise their presence in the crowded or popular places, giving more visibility to the brands. Observing the trends, Ashish Gupta, Director - Mandate Strategy, ANAROCK Group, says that revenue potential is a function of the location and the amount of traffic or footfall it sees. "ANAROCK Creative Agency focuses on locations such as Bandra Kurla Complex (Mumbai), Cyber Hub (Gurugram), Connaught Place (Delhi), MG Road (Bengaluru), and HiTech City (Hyderabad) to drive the highest value for our developer clients' digital advertising spends," the ANAROCK Group Director added. Sharing more insights on the specifics of the market, Bric-X Infra Founder added that in Delhi NCR and Gurugram, there is strong demand for non-traditional advertising media such as facades, terrace edges, lobby screens, and elevator wraps. He added that advertisers are keen to utilise these eyeball-catching, out-of-home locations to create experience-based brand interactions. "Experiential activations and pop-ups in amenity spaces are also gaining momentum, allowing brands to reach captive audiences within commercial buildings beyond captive audiences in traditional billboard sites," Kamboj added. (ANI)
