Yesterday’s accounced SEZ reform is welcomed by the REIT’s. Based on comments from Reit’s leaders, this will help increase the occupancy.
Infact, in the recent concalls, Embassy and Brookfield management were stressing, the need of this reform and were making representation to the government.
My naive question, why does it matter for the prospective leasor whether its SEZ area or non SEZ. What are the clauses in SEZ area that no one seams interested in leasing these assets now?
I understand SEZ do not offer export tax incentives anymore, but how does it matter if the prospective leasor is not looking for it anyways.
@dd1474 Can you provide some insights please?
Sorry, probably its a silly question, but I am not able to get the crux of the matter.
Amit
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