In a strategic move aimed at enhancing operational efficiency, IDFC FIRST Bank Ltd announced on Monday (October 9) that it has finalized an agreement with the National Securities Depository Ltd (NSDL) for the sale of its office premises in Naman Chambers, Bandra-Kurla Complex, Mumbai, at a value of ₹198 crore. The bank’s decision to streamline its operations aligns with its broader strategy to centralize activities near its Corporate Office situated at IDFC FIRST Bank Tower (The Square), C-61, G Block, BKC, Mumbai.

According to the stock exchange filing, the agreement entails the transfer of title and ownership of the office premises from IDFC FIRST Bank to NSDL. The possession of the premises will be handed over as mutually agreed upon by both parties, marking a significant step in the bank’s consolidation efforts.

The move is indicative of the bank’s commitment to optimizing its operational footprint and resource allocation, allowing for greater synergy and focus on core activities near its corporate hub. While this strategic decision contributes to a more centralized operational model, it also underscores IDFC FIRST Bank’s adaptability in response to evolving market dynamics.

At the close of trading, shares of IDFC FIRST Bank Ltd were reported at Rs 90.04, reflecting a marginal decrease of Rs 1.35, or 1.48 percent, on the BSE. This announcement signals a proactive approach by the bank in aligning its infrastructure with its overarching business objectives.

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