Furthermore, the Godrej family's substantial landholdings in Mumbai, including a remarkable 3,000-acre parcel in Vikhroli, offer significant strategic advantages. While existing agreements between Godrej & Boyce and Godrej Properties for developing this land are expected to be honored, the restructuring could potentially impact the value of Godrej Properties. Investors would be prudent to monitor any developments regarding the unlisted land bank and its potential public offering, as this could have significant implications for minority shareholders. The amicable nature of this split, resulting from a settlement agreement between the two factions after years of negotiations, is expected to have a largely neutral impact on the stock prices of the listed entities, barring any open offers triggered by the restructuring. However, the performance of these companies will continue to be driven primarily by their quarterly results and operational fundamentals.