The three registers, and what each one leaves out

This site joins three public records, read on 4 August 2026: the GujRERA project register (33 Dholera registrations), the Dholera SIR land allotment record (13 records) and DICDL's awarded works and service contracts (10 contracts). None of the three publishes a company identifier, so none of them can be joined to the others with certainty.

Kept by the Gujarat Real Estate Regulatory Authority. Every project registered under the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act carries a promoter name, a registration number, a registration date, land areas, an inventory count, the village, and a public record of quarterly progress filings and complaints.

33 registrations · 22 promoters · extracted 2026-08-04 · every record tagged OFFICIAL

Inclusion rule used by the source dataset: A project is included only if its own GujRERA record carries Dholera evidence: taluka segment DHOLERA in the registration number, authority segment DSIRDA, approvingAuthority naming the Dholera Special Investment Region Development Authority, subDistName Dholera, a moje/village inside the DSIRDA boundary, or the literal string DHOLERA in the registered name or address. Every matched criterion is written into dholera_evidence.

Of the 33 registrations, 3 carry the evidence tier INFERRED rather than OFFICIAL, meaning the Dholera location was established from the registration number and village rather than from the approving authority field. Those are marked on the company page.

What it does not contain

• No industrial allotments. RERA covers real estate projects sold to buyers, so the fab, the solar and cable plants and the industrial gas plant are not in it.
• No company identifier. The promoter is a name string. Two promoters with almost the same name cannot be distinguished from this register alone.
• Land area is blank on 10 of the 33 records, because the government page itself renders that line blank. Those rows print no data rather than a guess.

Assembled from three official documents: the DICDL annual reports for FY2023-24 and FY2024-25, the Gazette of India notification that fixed the Tata Semiconductor SEZ footprint at 66.166 hectares on 9 April 2026, and DICDL's own land pricing page.

13 allottee records · 9 companies · area published for 2 of them

What it does not contain

• Per-company area, for all but two entries. The annual report gives one combined figure, 530 acres allotted at 31 March 2025 out of 1,519 acres available, and names four allottees against it without splitting the total.
• Allotment dates, except two. Only the two plots awarded by e-auction carry a letter of award date, 14 November 2024 and 24 December 2024. Every other allottee record has no allotment date in any source opened.
• Consideration. No document states what any named allottee paid. The published rate card is an asking rate, and the audited accounts record a nominal annual rent. Neither is evidence of a transaction price.
• A parcel register. Only one holding in the entire source set carries a plot and survey reference, the Tata SEZ footprint in town planning scheme 2A.

Taken from DICDL's own annual reports, which describe each project with a contractor name, an award basis, an award date, a cost and a construction start date. Eleven awarded records were recovered in total. Two of them are land e-auction letters of award rather than works contracts, and the source dataset separates them, so this site counts those two in the land register and not here.

10 works and service contracts · 9 companies · 8 carry a disclosed value · 1 record is tagged REPORTED rather than OFFICIAL

What it does not contain

• Tender identifiers. Null on every record, in every source. Awards cannot be traced back to their tender notices.
• Estimated contract values. Null on every record, so no award can be compared with its own estimate.
• The five infrastructure packages. The annual report and the corridor monitoring reports both refer to Government of India approved packages totalling INR 2,784.83 crore for Dholera, and no source opened breaks that into packages with contractor names or values.
• Anything from the procurement portal. The nProcure awarded-tender queries returned zero rows for DICDL and zero rows for all clients, which is evidence that the capture failed, not evidence that no awards exist.

Some of these records come from a single sentence in a government document that names several companies at once. Those quotations are printed here, in full, once, rather than repeated on every company page they touch. Each company page points back to the one that covers it.

3 shared quotations · tag OFFICIAL · as of 4 August 2026

Each register answers a different question, and no one publishes the union. A company can hold a plotting scheme under RERA, or a land parcel from the developer, or a construction contract from the developer, and until these three lists are laid alongside each other there is no way to see that almost no company does more than one of those things in Dholera SIR. That is a fact about the region, and it is only visible in the join.

Sources listed in full on the methodology page · as of 4 August 2026 · corrections to corrections@dholera-group.com

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.

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.

DSIRDA

Dholera Special Investment Region Development Authority. The planning authority for the region, which approves layouts and building permission.

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.

E-auction

A public online auction. DICDL sells some plots this way and publishes the result, so the buyer and the date are on the record where a private sale would not be.

SEZ

Special Economic Zone. An area given its own customs and tax treatment, created by a notice printed in the Gazette of India. The notice names the land and the company, which is why it can be used as a source.

Gazette of India

The government's official journal. A notification is not in force until it is printed there, so the gazette is the primary record rather than a report of one.

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.

Hectare

Ten thousand square metres, which is about 2.47 acres or roughly 6.3 bighas at the Ahmedabad district bigha.

Crore

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

OFFICIAL, REPORTED and TARGET

The tag on a figure says how solid it is. OFFICIAL means it is printed in a government document. REPORTED means a named third party published it and the government has not. TARGET means it is a plan for the future, not an achieved number. Nothing is presented without one of these.