What NICDC’s Official Reports Show About Industrial Land Allotment in Dholera (2023 to May 2026)
According to the National Industrial Corridor Development Corporation (NICDC), the government’s Dholera SPV had allotted 12 plots covering 504 acres by 31 May 2026, of which 436 acres were industrial. That is a small increase from the 451 acres reported in January 2025. These figures cover only land allotted by the government’s SPV, not private plots such as those Omana Projects offers.
What the reports measure
NICDC files monthly status reports for the industrial corridor projects it oversees. For Dholera SIR, the key lines are the number of plots allotted by the government’s city SPV, the acres allotted and the acres still available. Private land transactions are not counted.
The numbers, report by report
Note: reports restate figures from time to time. For example, the October 2023 report lists 531 acres for Dholera, while the February 2024 report lists 450. Compare trends, not single data points.
What the trend says
Dholera, January 2025 to May 2026: about 53 more acres (roughly 12% growth) and 4 more plots.
AURIC over the same window: about 765 more acres (roughly 29% growth) and 37 more plots.
Plot size differs sharply. Dholera’s 504 acres across 12 plots averages about 42 acres per plot. AURIC’s 3,434 acres across 332 plots averages about 10 acres. Dholera’s allotments are few and large, driven by anchor investors.
The February 2024 report shows one of those anchors: a 164-acre plot allotted to Tata Electronics. A single large allotment can move the total sharply, so a quiet month does not necessarily mean low interest.
Land still available
A mid-2025 NICDC report listed 1,091 acres of industrial land and 1,033 acres of commercial, residential or other land readily available for allotment in Dholera. Check the latest report for current availability, because the figure changes.
What these numbers do not tell you
They exclude private plots, including industrial and logistics plots offered by developers.
They do not show demand in the pipeline. Allotment follows negotiation, approvals and investor timelines.
They do not measure operations. Allotted land is not the same as a running factory.
They are not a price index.
How to read the next report yourself
Search for the latest NICDC “DMU Report” on the NICDC website.
Find the Dholera paragraph: plots allotted, acres, industrial share, and land available.
Note the date, and compare the same line across several months.
Check whether the anchor-investor note has changed.
Compare with another node only if the units match (plots and acres).
What this means for a plot buyer
Treat government allotment data as one input. Pair it with ground checks on your own plot: title, zoning, road access and utilities. Our guide on Dholera Updates explains how to separate confirmed milestones from targets. For current options, see our industrial and logistics listings, including Samridhi 365, Samridhi 872/2 and Sandhida 191.
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