The 110 Dholera developer names with no record in any of the three registers

This page lists every company the web calls a Dholera developer that we could not find in any of the three government registers. Read the next sentence before the table: this is a statement about what has been published, not an accusation about any company on it.

110 companies · source the Dholera developer web census, 354 name mentions collected from 238 distinct printed names across five separate collection routes, collected 4 August 2026 and assembled into one entity file on 5 August 2026 · government records read from the GujRERA public portal and DICDL's annual reports · last verified: 4 August 2026 · no company paid to be on this page or to be left off it

No paid placement. No company can buy a position, a listing or a removal. Nothing on this site is for sale, no developer, broker or agency has paid for anything here, and no advertising is carried. Rank is computed from the public column named on this page and from nothing else.

Absence from a register is not evidence of anything about a company. A firm may be newly formed, may sell only land that needs no project registration, may operate entirely as a broker for someone else's registered project, or may simply be recorded under a spelling we did not match. What the absence does mean is narrow and worth having: there is no public file we can read that carries that name, so there is nothing here for you to check.

There is a second reason to be careful with this list, and it is ours. Three registers is not every register. A company that only ever sells raw agricultural land needs no project registration to do it, so it can trade for years and never enter GujRERA. A company that buys from a private owner rather than from the development authority will never appear in the allotment record. A company that has never bid for government infrastructure work will never appear in the contract awards. All three absences are normal, and all three are invisible from the outside, which is exactly why this page prints the columns instead of a verdict.

Everything here is about names on pages. Before money moves, the checks that matter are about a specific plot rather than a company, and none of them can be done from a list.

• Whether the survey number is inside the notified boundary. Land immediately outside Dholera SIR is still land near Dholera, and it is sold using the same photographs. The boundary is a published map and a survey number is either inside it or outside it.
• Whether the project itself is registered, not the company. GujRERA registers projects. A company can hold a registration for one scheme and sell you a plot in another that has none, and both are true at the same time.
• Whether the land is legally buildable yet. Agricultural land needs a conversion order before anything may be built on it. A promise that conversion will follow is not a conversion order, and the two are not close.

Those three checks are about a plot, a survey number and a document. This site holds none of them, because none of them is published as a register.

• The web against the registerHow many of the companies advertising as Dholera developers are on a government register?
• Ranked by web presenceWhich Dholera developers are named most often online?
• Names with only their own sourcesWhich Dholera developer names appear only on their own material?
• Who writes the top-developer listsWho writes the top Dholera developers lists, and can they be trusted?
• One company, many printed namesWhy does the same Dholera developer appear under several names?

Every page in this group answers a different question about the same census · the government side of the site starts at the twelve ranked lists

Every name here was copied from a page that printed it, and every government record was read from a government portal or an audited annual report. If a row about your company is wrong, or a record exists that we did not find, send the public document that shows it to corrections@dholera-group.com and it will be corrected and dated. Corrections that cite a public source are always applied. The rule used to decide whether two printed names are one company is set out at one company, many printed names, and the full method for the government side is on the methodology page.

These are the terms the government documents use. Each one is expanded here because a register is unreadable if you do not already work in one, and you should not have to.

Dholera SIR

Dholera Special Investment Region. A specific area of land south west of Ahmedabad that the Gujarat government notified for industrial development, with a boundary drawn on a map. A plot is either inside that boundary or it is not, and everything on this site refers only to the inside.

GujRERA

The Gujarat Real Estate Regulatory Authority. Before a developer may advertise or sell most projects, it has to register the project with this body, which then publishes the registration on a portal anyone can search for free.

DICDL

Dholera Industrial City Development Limited. The government-owned company that builds the roads, water and power inside Dholera SIR and allots land to other companies. Its annual reports are audited and published, which is where the land and contract figures on this site come from.

Allotment and allottee

An allotment is land handed over by the development authority rather than bought from a private owner. The company that receives it is the allottee. An allotment is recorded in a government document, which is why it can be listed here at all.

LLP

Limited Liability Partnership. A legal form in which partners run the business but are not personally liable for its debts beyond what they put in.