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Dholera Special Investment Region: Gujarat's 920 sq km Greenfield Industrial Smart City

Capital Brix Research Desk. Capital Brix LLP is an authorised sales channel partner for Mirrikh Infratech Pvt. Ltd.

Last verified 6 October 2026 · Capital Brix Research Desk · Capital Brix LLP is an authorised sales channel partner for Mirrikh Infratech Pvt. Ltd.

1. Dholera at a glance

Dholera is a planned industrial smart city in Ahmedabad district, Gujarat. It is officially called the Dholera Special Investment Region (Dholera SIR or DSIR). It covers 920 sq km, which is larger than Singapore, and is the largest city being built under the Delhi–Mumbai Industrial Corridor (DMIC). The first 22.5 sq km activation area already has roads, water, power and drainage. In 2026 the Ahmedabad–Dholera Expressway opened, the Tata–PSMC semiconductor fab site was notified as an SEZ, a semi-high-speed rail line was approved, and the first aircraft landed at Dholera International Airport.

WhatGreenfield industrial smart city under the Gujarat Special Investment Region Act, 2009
WhereGulf of Khambhat coast, about 83 km (~45 min) from Ahmedabad by expressway
Size920 sq km across 22 villages; 422 sq km under town-planning schemes TP1–TP6
Who builds the cityDICDL (Dholera Industrial City Development Ltd): 51% Government of Gujarat, 49% Government of India. Regulator: DSIRDA
Status (Oct 2026)Activation area built · Expressway open · Fab under construction · Airport runway and ATC complete, operations targeted late 2026 (subject to DGCA)
How individuals investBuy NA (non-agricultural) residential or commercial plots from private developers in and around the SIR. Industrial land is allotted by DICDL, mainly to companies

2. Where Dholera is: map and 360° tour

Dholera sits on flat coastal land at the head of the Gulf of Khambhat, between Ahmedabad, Bhavnagar, Vadodara and Rajkot. The SIR boundary takes in 22 villages of Dholera taluka. The activation area (Town Planning Scheme 2) is at its centre and holds the ABCD administrative building, the fab site and the first trunk utilities. The airport is at Navagam, at the northern edge.

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Official 360°ABCD Building

17 landmarks — tap to jump

ABCD Building: The administrative hub, and home to the city command centre.

Official Dholera SIR virtual tour · Government of Gujarat / DICDL

Map of Dholera SIR showing the activation area, Ahmedabad–Dholera Expressway, Dholera International Airport and Gulf of Khambhat.

Built, not proposed

The infrastructure already standing in the Activation Area

Dholera is easy to sell on renderings. These are the pieces that exist on the ground today, with the capacities published by the development authority.

Footage from the official Dholera SIR film · Government of Gujarat / DICDL

Administrative and Business Centre for Dholera

ABCD Building

The region’s administrative hub, and home to the City Integrated Operations Centre — the control room from which traffic, utilities and surveillance across the city are monitored in one place.

CIOCCity command centre

Capacities and lengths as published by Dholera Industrial City Development Limited (DICDL), Government of Gujarat. Capital Brix LLP is an authorised sales channel partner for Mirrikh Infratech Pvt. Ltd. and is not connected to DICDL or the Government of Gujarat.


3. Why infrastructure comes first: the Dubai lesson

Dubai did not start with towers. It started with a port (Jebel Ali, 1979), a free zone (JAFZA, 1985), an airline and a highway. The skyline along Sheikh Zayed Road came last, after roughly three decades of infrastructure.

Dholera follows the same order: legal framework, then trunk utilities, then expressway, airport and anchor industry. The comparison helps explain how planned cities grow. It does not predict prices. Governance, capital, tax rules and demand drivers in India are very different from Dubai's.


4. Dholera and the Delhi–Mumbai Industrial Corridor (DMIC)

The DMIC is India's first planned industrial corridor. It began with an India–Japan understanding in December 2006, received in-principle Union Cabinet approval in August 2007, and gained its implementing company, DMICDC (now NICDC), on 7 January 2008. Dholera was approved as a DMIC node in May 2008.

DMIC factVerified figure
States covered6: Uttar Pradesh, Haryana, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Gujarat, Maharashtra
Estimated programme size~US$90–100 billion over many years
India–Japan partnershipNICDC is 74% held by Indian public bodies (GoI 49%, HUDCO 19.9%, IIFCL 4.1%, LIC 1%) and 26% by Japan's JBIC¹
Freight backboneWestern Dedicated Freight Corridor, Dadri–JNPT, ~1,506 km. Fully completed 8 Sep 2026 (JICA)²
Road backboneDelhi–Mumbai Expressway: 1,386 km main alignment. 929 km open as of March 2026 (MoRTH)³
Planned nodes24: 11 Investment Regions + 13 Industrial Areas. Dholera is the largest⁴

Dholera is not on the Delhi–Mumbai Expressway itself. It connects through the dedicated Ahmedabad–Dholera Expressway and Gujarat's state highway network.


5. Why Dholera is DMIC's flagship node: road, rail, air and sea

The Dholera Awareness Program describes Dholera as the largest SIR planned with all four transport modes. The status of each mode today:

ModeDholera linkStatus (Oct 2026)
🛣️ RoadAhmedabad–Dholera Expressway (NE-8)🟢 Open. Inaugurated 31 Mar 2026
✈️ AirDholera International Airport🟡 Runway and ATC complete. First calibration aircraft landed June 2026. Operations targeted late 2026, subject to DGCA licensing
🚆 RailSarkhej–Dholera semi-high-speed rail🔵 Approved. Union Cabinet, 13 May 2026, ₹20,667 Cr
⚓ SeaGhogha port (~74 km) + Gujarat port network; greenfield port in the India–UAE LoI🟢 Existing ports in use · 🔵 New port at LoI stage

Few industrial cities in India combine all four modes, even on paper. Dholera's road link is already open, and the other three have formal approval or are in progress.


6. Legal framework and master plan

Dholera is a statutory city with its own law, authority and development company. Private layouts do not define it.

LayerDetail
LawGujarat Special Investment Region Act, 2009 (in force 6 Jan 2009)
NotificationDholera SIR notified May 2009: 920 sq km, 22 villages
RegulatorDSIRDA (Dholera Special Investment Region Development Authority), constituted 16 Feb 2010
Development companyDICDL, incorporated 28 Jan 2016: 51% Gujarat (via DSIRDA, contributing land) / 49% Centre (via NICDIT, contributing funds)
Planning modelLand pooling under Town Planning (TP) Schemes. TP1–TP6 cover 422 sq km. Draft TP schemes were published in 2012
Activation area22.54 sq km in TP2, developed and operational. The CCEA approved ₹2,784.83 Cr of trunk infrastructure for it in May 2015
AdministrationDholera is its own taluka of 33 villages, 22 of them inside the SIR⁵

Land-use mix in the Development Plan includes industrial, residential, commercial, logistics, knowledge/IT, recreation and green zones, plus a dedicated city centre. Before buying, check which zone and TP scheme a plot falls in. That decides what can be built on it.

Dholera milestones, 2006–2026

Twenty years of verified milestones, from the India–Japan corridor idea to the expressway, the fab SEZ and the completed freight corridor. Scroll through them below.

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  1. The idea

    India and Japan agree on an industrial corridor. The Union Cabinet approves DMIC in principle.

  2. The builder

    DMICDC — now NICDC — is incorporated. Dholera is chosen as a node.

  3. The law

    Gujarat’s SIR Act takes effect. Nine hundred twenty square kilometres are notified as Dholera SIR.

  4. The plan

    DSIRDA is formed. The Development Plan and Town Planning Schemes 1–6 are drafted.

  5. The money

    The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs funds trunk infrastructure for the activation area.

  6. The company

    DICDL is incorporated — fifty-one percent Gujarat, forty-nine percent Centre.

  7. Power & plane

    Three hundred megawatts of solar go live. Airport Phase 1 is approved at ₹1,305 Cr.

  8. The chip

    Cabinet approves the Tata–PSMC fab. Foundation stone follows two weeks later.

  9. Global & road

    India–UAE letter of intent for Dholera. The Ahmedabad–Dholera Expressway opens — eighty-three kilometres, about forty-five minutes.

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  10. Rail & SEZ

    Fab SEZ notified. Semi-high-speed rail approved at ₹20,667 Cr. First calibration aircraft lands at Dholera.

  11. Corridor complete

    Gujarat’s Data Centre Policy names Dholera a priority hub. The Western Dedicated Freight Corridor is fully completed.

  12. Today

    This is where we are.

    Expressway. SEZ. Aircraft. Freight corridor. Ready when you are.

    Learn more

    Cited from official sources. Not investment advice.

Every card links to its official source (PIB, NICDC, DICDL, JICA or the company).


7. Connectivity: expressway, airport, rail and ports

Ahmedabad–Dholera Expressway (NE-8): open

  • Opened: public trial use from 27 Feb 2026; inaugurated 31 Mar 2026
  • Design: 4-lane access-controlled, expandable to 8 lanes; ~109 km total length
  • Ahmedabad → Dholera: about 83 km, ~45 minutes (PIB)⁶

Dholera International Airport: nearly ready

  • Approved: CCEA, 14 Jun 2022, Phase-1 cost ₹1,305 Cr
  • Developer: Dholera International Airport Company Ltd (AAI 51% · Gujarat 33% · NICDIT 16%)
  • Site: ~1,426 ha at Navagam; Phase-1 runway 3,200 m⁷
  • Progress: runway, taxiway and ATC complete; first calibration aircraft landed June 2026
  • Operations: targeted late 2026, subject to DGCA licensing
  • Why cargo matters: Gujarat handles about 40% of India's ocean cargo and 18–20% of its industrial output, so air freight has an established base to draw on

Sarkhej–Dholera semi-high-speed rail: approved

  • Approved: Union Cabinet, 13 May 2026
  • Specs: 134 km including spurs · design speed 200 km/h · ₹20,667 Cr (PIB)⁸

Sea ports within reach

PortApprox. road distance from DholeraNotes
Ghogha~74 kmNearest; Ghogha–Hazira Ro-Pax ferry link across the Gulf
Pipavav~200 kmContainer and bulk; rail-connected
Kandla (Deendayal)~300 kmOne of India's highest-volume major ports
Mundra~350 kmIndia's largest commercial port; container and bulk
Dahej · Hazira · JNPTAccessible by road / WDFCChemicals, LNG and containers
New greenfield portProposedIncluded in the India–UAE LoI (19 Jan 2026)

Distances are approximate road distances from the Dholera awareness materials. Actual route distance varies by origin point within the SIR.


### 📍 See it on the ground The expressway, the ABCD building, the fab site and the airport perimeter can all be seen in one morning from Ahmedabad. Our site visits show you what's built today alongside the plots we offer.

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8. Sustainability and underground utilities

The activation area was built with its utilities underground and its resource systems planned from the start.

SystemWhat's in placeStatus
SolarDholera Solar Park planned at 5,000 MW (1,000 MW Phase I + 4,000 MW Phase II, GPCL)⁹. Tata Power's 300 MW plant (India's largest single-axis tracker installation, ~774 MU/year)🟢 300 MW operating since Apr 2022 · 🟡 Park phases in progress
Water50 MLD water treatment plant · 100% wastewater recycling mandate · smart metering and SCADA🟢 Operational (activation area)
Industrial effluentCommon Effluent Treatment Plant (CETP), zero-discharge standard🟢 Operational
StormwaterRainwater capture, reuse for irrigation, 6 km earthen canal🟢 Operational
Solid waste100% collection; biodegradable waste composted🟢 Operational
Power24/7 supply, smart grid, renewable generation🟢 Operational
DesalinationSeawater desalination for industry, drinking water and agriculture🔵 Planned

Seven networks run underground: potable water · recycled water · wastewater · stormwater · effluent collection · ICT · power distribution.

Planned against global benchmarks (per Government of India data shown in the awareness program):

Road designUrban planningPower & ICTWaterSolid wasteStormwater
London · New York · SingaporeLondon · Chicago · Milton KeynesSingapore · London · Canada & DenmarkSingapore · California · Hong KongBrussels · Songdo · New YorkBrussels · Songdo · New York

9. Industries: an ecosystem, not one factory

The Tata Electronics–PSMC semiconductor fab is Dholera's best-known anchor. Around it, gas suppliers, equipment partners, solar manufacturers and data-centre developers have made commitments. These range from operating plants to early-stage MoUs, and we label each one honestly.

On the ground in Dholera

Photographed on site: the Tata Electronics semiconductor site gate, fab construction cranes, the ReNew solar factory and the ABCD building.

Gate of the Tata Electronics semiconductor fab site in Dholera
Tata Electronics semiconductor site gate
Cranes over the Tata semiconductor fab construction site in Dholera
Fab construction, Activation Area
ReNew solar manufacturing factory building in Dholera
ReNew solar cell & module factory
The ABCD (Administrative and Business Centre for Dholera) building
ABCD building — single-window office

Frames from on-site video footage in Dholera.

Status key: 🟢 Operational · 🟡 Under construction / land allotted · 🔵 MoU / LoI / announced

CompanySectorKey figure (official / verified)Status
Tata Electronics + PSMCSemiconductor fab₹91,000 Cr · 50,000 wafer starts/month · 66.166 ha SEZ notified 9 Apr 2026 · ~21,000 jobs¹⁰🟡 Under construction
Tata Power Renewable EnergySolar generation300 MW · ~774 MU/year🟢 Since Apr 2022
ReNewSolar cell & module manufacturing2.5 GW cell · 2.4 GW module🟢 Operating
INOX Air ProductsUltra-high-purity electronic gases₹500 Cr specialty-gas hub🟡 Under construction
Linde IndiaIndustrial gases for the fabAir separation unit🟡 Reported under development
Tokyo ElectronFab equipment, training, R&DStrategic partnership with Tata Electronics (Sep 2024)🔵 Partnership
AJU Group (Japan)5-star hotelWon DICDL hotel-plot e-auction🟡 Plot allotted
L&T VyomaGreen, AI-ready data centre250 MW · ₹25,000 Cr MoU (Feb 2026)🔵 MoU
JabilElectronics / silicon photonics₹1,000 Cr MoU🔵 MoU
Nextgen Hitech SemiconductorSiC / Si power-semiconductor fab & ATMP₹8,800–10,000 Cr (reported)🔵 MoU
Grew Energy (Chiripal Group)Solar cell & wafer₹3,800 Cr · 2.8 GW MoU🔵 MoU
Adani Defence & Aerospace + EmbraerE175 regional-jet assemblyDholera reported as chosen site (Feb 2026)🔵 MoU
India–UAEAirport, MRO, port, township, energyLetter of Intent, 19 Jan 2026🔵 LoI
AdaniConneX · Tillman GlobalHyperscale data centresLarge commitments reported (2026)🔵 Reported

Policy tailwind: Gujarat's first Data Centre Policy, launched 9 July 2026, names Dholera a priority hub.

An MoU shows intent. It is not a finished project. The strongest signals are land allotment, central approval and visible construction.


10. Social infrastructure and tourism

Living and working in Dholera

FacilityWhat it isStatus
ABCD Building (Administration cum Business Centre for Dholera)DICDL/DSIRDA offices, single-window clearance, command & control centre; restaurant run by AJU Group🟢 Operational
Command & Control CentreCity-wide monitoring of utilities, traffic and safety🟢 Operational
Fire station11-garage station with rapid-response coveragePlanned
Multi-speciality hospital24/7 emergency, ICU and critical carePlanned
Integrated schoolPrimary to higher secondary, CBSE / IB curriculumPlanned
G-SER education hub (Gujarat Special Education Region)Dedicated education zone of 1,000 acres, expandable to 5,000Planned
Gujarat Trade Centre (GTC)Landmark business building with air, road and rail linksPlanned

Tourism within an hour

DestinationDistanceWhy it matters
National Maritime Heritage Complex (NMHC), Lothal~35 km₹4,500 Cr museum and heritage complex at the site of the Harappan-era port city. Phase 1A was about 82% complete in Sep 2026 (DD India)
Blackbuck National Park, Velavadar~35 km34.08 sq km grassland reserve (est. 1976), known for blackbuck, wolves and harriers

11. Land and plots: how individuals invest in Dholera

Two different land markets:

  1. 1Industrial land inside the SIR is allotted by DICDL, mainly to companies such as those listed above.
  2. 2NA residential and commercial plots are sold by private developers in planned layouts in and around the SIR. This is how most individual investors take part.

Capital Brix's role: We are an authorised sales channel partner for Mirrikh Infratech Pvt. Ltd., a land developer active in Dholera since 2012. The projects are developed by Mirrikh Infratech Pvt. Ltd. and marketed by Capital Brix LLP. We provide buyer education, plot shortlisting, document review and site visits, from enquiry to registration.

Price guide (Mirrikh rate circular, 20 October 2026): under Mirrikh’s rate circular of 20 Oct 2026, residential plots start from ₹9,750 per sq yd and industrial plots from ₹8,950 per sq yd, with rates up to ₹15,000 per sq yd depending on the project. Rates vary with location, road frontage and distance to the expressway, airport and activation area. Typical extra costs on current Mirrikh projects include development charges (₹850/sq yd + GST), registration (about 5.9% of the consideration amount) and a sale-deed legal fee. Each project's cost sheet lists them in full. See current projects → · Dholera plot price 2026 explained →

Every plot we offer comes with its document file. This includes the NA order, a title search and the 7/12 extract, followed by sale-deed registration in your name. Review it yourself or with your lawyer before you pay a booking amount.

Five checks before you buy any Dholera plot

  1. 1NA status: a non-agricultural conversion order for the exact survey number
  2. 2Clear title: a title search covering at least 30 years, with no encumbrances
  3. 3Zoning: the plot's land-use zone and whether it falls inside or outside a TP scheme
  4. 4Location: actual road distance to the expressway, the airport and the activation area
  5. 5Registration: a registered sale deed, not just an agreement or allotment letter

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12. The Sanand lesson (case study)

When Tata Motors moved its car plant to Sanand, near Ahmedabad, in 2008 (about 1,100 acres), the area turned into an automotive and industrial cluster within a decade.

20102020
100 sq yd open plot in Sanand (as presented in the awareness program)₹70,000–80,000₹16–18 lakh

What this does and does not show: Sanand shows how an anchor factory can turn farmland into an industrial address. It is a historical illustration using figures from seminar materials. It is not a forecast for Dholera. Dholera is much larger, its plots vary widely in location, and land markets move in cycles. Judge any plot on its own location and paperwork.

For a balanced view of risks and upside, read Is Dholera a Good Investment? Honest Analysis.

Disclaimer: Figures from awareness materials and public announcements can change. Capex, project schedules and any appreciation examples are illustrative and are not guarantees of returns. Capital Brix does not promise or guarantee any return on investment. Verify plot-level NA/NOC/title and current DICDL / developer disclosures before booking.


13. Dholera FAQ

What is Dholera?

Dholera is a planned greenfield industrial smart city in Ahmedabad district, Gujarat, officially called the Dholera Special Investment Region (Dholera SIR). It covers 920 sq km and is the largest city being developed under the Delhi–Mumbai Industrial Corridor (DMIC).

Where is Dholera located?

Dholera is on the Gulf of Khambhat coast in Ahmedabad district, Gujarat, about 83 km (around 45 minutes) from Ahmedabad via the Ahmedabad–Dholera Expressway.

Is Dholera bigger than Singapore?

Yes. Dholera SIR covers 920 sq km. Singapore's land area is roughly 728–735 sq km.

Who is developing Dholera SIR?

The city's infrastructure is developed by Dholera Industrial City Development Ltd (DICDL), owned 51% by the Government of Gujarat and 49% by the Government of India. The Dholera Special Investment Region Development Authority (DSIRDA) is the regulator. Private developers build residential and commercial plotted projects in and around the SIR.

What is the Dholera activation area?

The activation area is the first developed zone of Dholera SIR, about 22.54 sq km in Town Planning Scheme 2. It has trunk roads, water treatment, effluent treatment, stormwater drains, power, ICT networks and the ABCD administrative building.

Is the Ahmedabad–Dholera Expressway open?

Yes. The Ahmedabad–Dholera Expressway opened to traffic in February 2026 and was inaugurated on 31 March 2026. The trip from Ahmedabad to Dholera takes about 45 minutes.

When will Dholera International Airport start operations?

The runway, taxiway and air traffic control are complete, and the first calibration aircraft landed in June 2026. Operations are targeted for late 2026, subject to DGCA licensing.

Is the Tata semiconductor plant in Dholera confirmed?

Yes. The Union Cabinet approved the Tata Electronics–PSMC fab on 29 February 2024 at ₹91,000 crore, and a 66.166-hectare SEZ for it was notified on 9 April 2026. Construction is under way in the activation area.

Which other companies are investing in Dholera?

Tata Power (300 MW solar) and ReNew (solar cell and module manufacturing) are operating. INOX Air Products and Linde are building gas facilities for the fab. L&T Vyoma, Jabil, Nextgen Hitech, Grew Energy and Adani–Embraer have signed MoUs, and India and the UAE signed a Letter of Intent for Dholera in January 2026.

Is there a railway to Dholera?

The Union Cabinet approved the 134 km Sarkhej–Dholera semi-high-speed rail line on 13 May 2026, at a cost of ₹20,667 crore and a design speed of 200 km/h.

Can individuals buy land in Dholera?

Yes. Individuals usually buy non-agricultural (NA) residential or commercial plots from private developers in and around the SIR. Industrial land inside the SIR is allotted by DICDL, mainly to companies.

What is the price of a plot in Dholera?

Prices depend on location, road frontage and distance to the expressway, airport and activation area. Under Mirrikh’s rate circular of 20 Oct 2026, residential plots start from ₹9,750 per sq yd and industrial plots from ₹8,950 per sq yd, with rates up to ₹15,000 per sq yd depending on the project, plus development, registration and legal charges.

Can NRIs buy plots in Dholera?

Yes. Under FEMA rules, NRIs and OCIs can buy residential and commercial non-agricultural plots in India. They cannot buy agricultural land, farmhouses or plantation property. Payment must come through normal banking channels, such as NRE, NRO or FCNR accounts.

What documents should I check before buying a Dholera plot?

Check the NA order for the survey number, a title search with no encumbrances and the 7/12 extract, and make sure the purchase is completed by a registered sale deed.

Is investing in Dholera guaranteed to give returns?

No. Infrastructure progress in Dholera is real and verifiable, but land prices depend on location, market cycles and project execution. No investment is guaranteed. Verify each plot's documents and choose a holding period that suits your goals.


14. See Dholera for yourself

Whether you are researching or ready to shortlist, start with what's real on the ground today.

💬 WhatsApp the deskGet the current Mirrikh plot list, with distances to the expressway, airport and activation area → Open WhatsApp
🚗 Book a site visitA guided morning from Ahmedabad: expressway, ABCD building, fab site, airport perimeter → Book visit
🎟️ Attend an awareness sessionThe full Dholera story, explained in person → Dholera Wealth 2026
📄 Download the checklistOne-page plot buyer checklist (NA, title, zoning) → Get checklist
📞 Request a callbackA 15-minute call to see if Dholera suits your goals → Request callback

Sources and notes

How we verify: This page draws on the Dholera Awareness Program (the seminar presented by Mirrikh Infratech). We check each figure against official records (PIB, NICDC, DICDL/DSIRDA, JICA, MoRTH) and company releases. Where the awareness materials and official records differ, we use the official figure and note the difference below.

Deck vs official figures

  1. 1DMIC funding: The awareness deck says "74% Government of India via DMIC Trust / 26% Japan". In NICDC's shareholding, the 74% is the combined total of Indian public holders (GoI 49%, HUDCO 19.9%, IIFCL 4.1%, LIC 1%), and JBIC holds 26%.
  2. 2Western DFC: The deck says "operational 31 March 2026". The final sections were dedicated on 8 September 2026 (JICA), completing the ~1,506 km corridor. The deck gives 1,504 km.
  3. 3Delhi–Mumbai Expressway: The deck says 1,480 km with 1,169 km (~78%) operational. MoRTH told Parliament in March 2026 that the main alignment is 1,386 km (1,445 km with spurs), with 929 km open. More may have opened since.
  4. 4DMIC nodes: The deck's "11 industrial nodes" refers to the 11 Investment Regions out of 24 planned nodes.
  5. 5Dholera taluka: The deck dates the taluka to 26 January 2015. Gujarat announced the new taluka in September 2013, and 2015 may be when it became functional.
  6. 6Expressway distance: The deck says 71 km. PIB gives a total expressway length of ~109 km and an Ahmedabad–Dholera trip of 83 km / ~45 min. We use PIB.
  7. 7Airport runway: The deck says 4,000 m. The Phase-1 runway is 3,200 m (CAPA). 4,000 m matches the long-term master plan. The deck's operations date has been brought forward to late 2026 (target).
  8. 8Semi-HSR: The deck adds a ~48-minute journey and 284 villages connected. PIB's approval gives 134 km, 200 km/h and ₹20,667 Cr, which are the figures we use.
  9. 9Solar park: The deck says 4,400 MW, and some websites quote other figures. GPCL's official plan is 5,000 MW (1,000 MW + 4,000 MW).
  10. 10Fab jobs and output: The deck says 26,000 direct + 1 lakh indirect jobs and 300 crore chips/year. PIB's SEZ notification lists ~21,000 jobs. We found no official source for the chip count. The deck's production date has since been revised by MeitY; see our Tata fab guide for the latest official guidance.

Primary sources: PIB (DMIC 2007; activation-area trunk infrastructure 29 May 2015; airport 14 Jun 2022; Tata fab 29 Feb 2024; UAE LoI 19 Jan 2026; expressway 27 Feb 2026; fab SEZ 16 Apr 2026; semi-HSR 13 May 2026) · NICDC (Our Journey; corporate profile) · DICDL / DSIRDA (dholera.gujarat.gov.in; RTI proactive disclosure) · JICA (8 Sep 2026) · MoRTH Lok Sabha reply (Mar 2026) · GPCL Dholera Solar Park · Tata Power · Tata Electronics · INOX Air Products · DD India (NMHC, Sep 2026) · Gujarat Data Centre Policy GR (Jul 2026).

Figures were checked on 6 October 2026 (IST). Dholera changes quickly, and we update this page when official milestones move.

Disclaimer: Capital Brix is an authorised sales channel partner for Mirrikh Infratech Pvt. Ltd.. This page is for information only and is not financial advice. Investment figures, project schedules and examples come from public announcements and awareness materials and can change. No return on any investment is promised or guaranteed. Verify plot-level NA/NOC/title and current DICDL / developer disclosures before booking.