Largest land parcels

The rule. Parcels are ordered by the area their own source document prints, converted to hectares where the source used another unit, largest first. There is no score and no weighting. A parcel ranks only if a document prints an area for it, and a parcel with no printed area is never given one, never estimated from the aggregate, and never dropped from the table.

The conversion. Three of the four ranked parcels are printed in hectares and are carried through untouched. One, the common cleanroom facility site, is printed as 2,000 sq.m and is shown as 0.2 hectare, using the exact definition 1 sq.m equals 0.0001 hectare. That is the only conversion on this page. No acre figure appears in this ranking because no parcel record states one.

What would move a rank. A registered lease deed or an index-2 entry stating an area for any of the eight unranked parcels; each would enter the ranking at once and could displace everything above it. A DICDL board resolution or Land Management Committee minute naming a per company area for Tata Semiconductor, Renew Photovoltaics, Polycab India or Inox Air Products, since the annual report names those four and prints only a 530 acre total. Or a restatement of the Activation Area figure in the next audited accounts, which the current accounts give as 1,167.87 hectare at 31 March 2025 in forward looking words.

Remember the policy tolerance: published plot areas in Dholera SIR are approximate, and a bidder must accept a variation of up to 15 per cent either way. Source: DICDL Land Allotment Policy, page 18 of 27, section 2.6 clause xiv. Last verified 4 August 2026.

The dataset holds two figures in acres, 530 acres allotted and 1,519 acres available, and neither appears in this ranking. They are aggregates rather than holdings: they describe land in bulk across all allottees, so ranking them beside a single parcel would compare a total with a plot. Both sit on the register instead, printed exactly as the source prints them.

Status: OFFICIAL. Source: DICDL Annual Report 2024-25, printed page 9. Value date: 10 November 2025. Last verified 4 August 2026.