Ratna Turquoise 4

Ratna group is dedicated to making city life simpler , accessible and meaningful to live through its real estate developments. Ratna has amassed vast experience of over two decades through the vision and entrepreneurial spirit of Mr Jitendra Shah and now the legacy passed over to Mr Kaivan Shah with a vision to creating and developing opportunity based infrastructure realising a pie of growth for everyone involved. Marketing dexterity with a fire to grow, supported by efficient administrative prowess and standardization of on site and off site processor, has kept Ratna Group ahead of the demands of today.

Ratna means ‘Gem’ in Gujarati, and Turquoise is one precious gem of this group. The name ‘Turquoise’ was inspired by the Ratna Group’s ambitions projects that is a prominent part of the skyline of Ahmedabad. A unique selling in marketing, focused on success and growth, supported by efficient administrative powers and global level standardization, on and off site, has always kept the Ratna Group, a step ahead of its competitors. Today the group is poised to identify opportunities in the real estate sector within its own domain and around unexplored geographical zones.

Marketing dexterity with a fire to grow, supported by better adminisrative prowess and standardization of on site and off site processor, has kept RATNA Group ahead of the demands of today. These are the respective strengths of Mr Kaivan Shah, the able next generation surging to take the group ahead.

The experience of the group varies from land acquisition, authority liasoning, planned development, identification of project types and locations as well as construction development and maintenance of projects commissioned under residential / commercial / retail / plotting or industrial.

RATNA as a group as looking at a more organised growth with judicious employment of new methods, apt technology, renewed marketing vigour, planned public - relation needs with a focus on building a long - standing brand anchored on its rapid but organic growth