Tata Projects is set to accelerate its growth trajectory, aiming to more than double its order intake to over Rs 20,000 crore in the current financial year. This follows a robust performance in FY24, where the company secured orders worth Rs 10,331 crore and ended the year with a standalone order book totaling Rs 36,780 crore.
With a dynamic pipeline of project opportunities valued at approximately Rs 50,000 crore over the next six months, the EPC giant is prioritizing urban infrastructure. Key metro projects in Bengaluru, Indore, and Pune highlight this strategic focus. Additionally, Tata Projects is progressing on major assignments such as the Noida International Airport in Uttar Pradesh, which is set to be completed next year, and the near-final Micron semiconductor facility in Sanand, Gujarat.
The company’s portfolio also includes a maritime heritage museum in Lothal and new semiconductor facilities for Tata Electronics in Dholera, alongside Agratas’ battery manufacturing units in Sanand. One of its most ambitious ventures is the Rs 11,744-crore redevelopment of the BDD chawl in Worli, Mumbai. Initiated in 2018, this significant project is projected to be fully completed within the next five to seven years, with phase one due in two years.
Looking beyond urban infrastructure, Tata Projects is exploring opportunities in renewable energy and data centers, reinforcing its commitment to diversified and sustainable growth.
