Transport Corporation of India, so far engaged in movement of cargo over land and sea, is planning to venture into the real estate sector with pan-India presence.
We plan to get into the real estate sector as we have land bank all over the country, TCI Executive Director Vineet Agarwal told PTI.
The company has 200 properties and would develop a number of them for residential and commercial projects.
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