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Starlink Leases Office Space in Mumbai for Rs.2.33 Crore

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Elon Musk's satellite internet venture, Starlink Satellite Communications Private Limited, has secured a 1,294 sq ft office space in Mumbai's Chandivali area for five years at a total rent of Rs.2.33 crore. The space is located in the same building where Bollywood actor Hrithik Roshan and his father Rakesh Roshan's company HRX Digitech LLP purchased three office units for Rs.31 crore earlier this year. Starlink will pay a monthly rent of Rs.3.52 lakh, with a 5% annual escalation, and has deposited Rs.31.7 lakh as security. The company will also pay the common area maintenance (CAM) of Rs.15.79 lakh for a period of five years.

Key Takeaways:

  • Starlink Satellite Communications Private Limited has leased a 1,294 sq ft office space in Mumbai's Chandivali area for five years at a total rent of Rs.2.33 crore.
  • The office space is located in the same building where Hrithik Roshan and his father Rakesh Roshan's company HRX Digitech LLP purchased three office units for Rs.31 crore earlier this year.
  • Starlink will pay a monthly rent of Rs.3.52 lakh, with a 5% annual escalation, and has deposited Rs.31.7 lakh as security.
  • The company will also pay the common area maintenance (CAM) of Rs.15.79 lakh for a period of five years.
  • Starlink has leased the ground floor of the Boomerang building in Chandivali, comprising a carpet area of 1,294 sq ft.
  • The property, owned by Nikunj Sheth, was registered on October 14, 2025, with a stamp duty of Rs.66,500 and a registration fee of Rs.1,000 paid.

Statistics:

  • Rs.2.33 crore: Total rent paid by Starlink Satellite Communications Private Limited for the 1,294 sq ft office space in Mumbai's Chandivali area for five years.
  • Rs.3.52 lakh: Monthly rent paid by Starlink.
  • Rs.31.7 lakh: Security deposited by Starlink.
  • Rs.15.79 lakh: Common area maintenance (CAM) paid by Starlink for a period of five years.

Sources:

  • Propstack, as cited in the article, accessed via property registration documents.
  • Hindustan Times, as cited in the article, with permission.

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