Emaar MGF Land Ltd., the Indian shared undertaking of the Dubai-based developer, revealed that it will be selling the shares in three months which made the shares of Emaar Properties PJSC escalate the most this month. The company’s Chairman also added that he will not take any help from the Dubai Government.

The shares swelled 4.2%, the highest since March 25, to hit 3.96 dirham and at 10:34 a. m., traded at 3.93 dirham in Dubai.

Shravan Gupta, the company’s Executive Vice Chairman shared that Emaar MGF intends to sell shares in an initial public offering in 90 days. The New Delhi-based developer will sell about 38.5 billion rupees ($869 million) of shares, with the approval of the markets regulator.

Emaar’s Chairman Mohammed Alabbar stated that the developer of the world’s tallest tower in Dubai hasn’t pulled out of a tourism project in Indonesia. He further shared that property prices in Dubai are constant and Emaar needed no help from Government.