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Putprop signs deal to sell Montana Park property for INR 13.8 crore equivalent

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Last Updated : 25th May, 2026
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Putprop Ltd has entered into an agreement with Bluhire Proprietary for the sale of its Montana Park property for R29 million. The transaction was disclosed through a regulatory filing on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange during the past week. The move forms part of Putprop’s ongoing portfolio management strategy as property companies continue to evaluate asset performance and capital allocation amid changing market conditions. The company has not yet disclosed further operational details related to the property or timelines linked to the completion of the transaction.

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Putprop Ltd has signed an agreement of sale with Bluhire Proprietary for the disposal of its Montana Park property for R29 million, according to a regulatory update released during the past week.


The transaction was disclosed through a filing on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange, where the company stated that the agreement relates specifically to the disposal of the Montana Park asset. Further financial or operational details linked to the property were not disclosed in the initial announcement.

The deal comes at a time when several listed real estate and property firms in South Africa are reviewing asset portfolios, monetising non-core properties and improving balance sheet efficiency amid evolving commercial property demand trends.

Putprop, which operates in the property sector, has in recent years continued to focus on managing its portfolio through selective acquisitions, leasing activity and disposals depending on market conditions and long-term business strategy.

While the company did not specify the intended use of proceeds from the sale, such transactions are commonly linked to debt reduction, liquidity management, reinvestment into higher-yielding assets or broader portfolio restructuring initiatives within the sector.

No timeline for the completion of the transaction or additional conditions tied to the agreement were disclosed in the exchange filing.

Source Reuters
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