Not listed: why a company may be absent from this register

This register names 39 companies as at 4 August 2026. It is certainly incomplete, and the reasons are specific and knowable. Absence from this page says nothing about a company. It says something about what the Indian state has published so far.

The DICDL annual report names four industrial allottees and then writes other prominent industrial proponents. That phrase is doing real work: there are companies holding industrial land in Dholera SIR whose names have never been published. They cannot be listed here, and their absence is a fact about the annual report, not about them.

The annual report and the corridor monitoring reports both refer to Government of India approved infrastructure packages totalling INR 2,784.83 crore for Dholera, allocated across five major projects in the activation area. No source opened breaks that total into packages with contractor names, per-package values or award dates. Those contractors exist and this register cannot name them.

Separately, the procurement portal that DICDL uses returned zero awarded rows for DICDL and zero rows for every client, which means the capture failed rather than that no awards exist.

• A large road and services contract widely attributed to a national contractor is not listed. The one trade-press article opened describes a scope of work but states no contract value, no award date and no client, and no primary document was found. A figure with no primary source is not a record.
• Commercial tender aggregator sites were not used. They resell listings behind paywalls and their figures cannot be checked against a primary document.
• Marketing pages of the companies themselves were not used, in either direction.

6 rows · status LIVE TENDER, not awarded · as of 4 August 2026

DICDL's annual reports name its statutory auditor, secretarial auditor, internal auditor and project management consultants. Those firms are real and they are named in a public document, but auditing or supervising a company is not a footprint in the region in the sense this register measures, so they sit on their own page and carry no rank. See firms named in an advisory role.

Not by asking. A company is added when a public document names it as a promoter, an allottee or a contract winner in Dholera SIR. If such a document exists and this register has missed it, send it to corrections@dholera-group.com and it will be read, cited and added. There is no fee, no form and no way to buy a place or a position.

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.

Promoter

The register's word for the developer. It is the company or person named on a project registration as the party building and selling it, and it is the name we rank, because it is the name the government file carries.

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.

Crore

Ten million. One crore rupees is 10,000,000 rupees.