Dholera Allotment Rankings
Edition2026-Q3 Last verified04 AUG 2026

Tata Semiconductor, as listed

One allottee, two records, kept apart on purpose. This is the annual report entry, which names the company and prints no figure for it.

No paid placement · No developer money · Nothing for sale

The answer, first

M/s Tata Semiconductor Manufacturing Private Limited, formerly M/s Semifab Private Limited, is the first allottee named in the DICDL Board’s Report signed 10 November 2025. The report gives no area for it, no plot reference, no allotment date, no lease term and no consideration. It prints one number for the whole group of allottees: 530 acres.

Where this parcel stands in the register

Rank by stated area
Unranked, the source prints no area
Rank by allotment date
Unranked, the source states no date
Area in hectares
UNKNOWN
Tenure as recorded
UNKNOWN
Record status
OFFICIAL
Fields populated
10 of 21

Which of the 21 fields this record fills

A filled square is a field the source document supplies. A hollow square is a field it leaves empty and this register refuses to fill.

The record as held

The record for Tata Semiconductor, field by field, exactly as held in the dataset
FieldValue as recorded
record_typeallotment_parcel
allottee_nameM/s Tata Semiconductor Manufacturing Private Limited (formerly M/s Semifab Private Limited)
parcel_areaUNKNOWN
area_unitUNKNOWN
parcel_area_verbatimUNKNOWN
location_or_survey_referenceDholera Special Investment Region, industrial land (no plot or survey reference stated)
allotment_dateUNKNOWN
tenureUNKNOWN
lease_periodUNKNOWN
consideration_if_statedUNKNOWN
value_date2025-11-10
tagOFFICIAL
source_filedicdl_ar25.pdf
source_page20
allotment_date_basisUNKNOWN
stated_project_investmentUNKNOWN
consideration_noteUNKNOWN
intended_useUNKNOWN
18 fields shown of 21. Source: dicdl_ar25.pdf, Annual Report 2024-25, printed page 9, 'Status of Company's Affairs'. Last verified: 4 August 2026. Download parcels.csv.

Reading note

This register keeps two Tata Semiconductor records apart on purpose. One is a gazette notified SEZ footprint with a plot number and an area. This one is a name in a list of allottees in an audited annual report. They come from different documents, they were published almost eighteen months apart, and no document in this source set says they describe the same land. Merging them would produce a per company area that nobody has actually published, which is precisely the number a land register is most often asked for and least able to invent. The company is recorded here under the name the report uses, Tata Semiconductor Manufacturing Private Limited, formerly Semifab Private Limited.

This page of the source carries 4 other parcel records as well: Renew Photovoltaics, Polycab India, Inox Air Products, Unnamed other proponents.

What is not recorded here

11 of the 21 fields are empty on this record, and they are named rather than hidden, because on a parcel register the empty fields are the finding: parcel_area, area_unit, parcel_area_verbatim, allotment_date, tenure, lease_period, consideration_if_stated, allotment_date_basis, stated_project_investment, consideration_note, intended_use. What each field would have held is set out in the field dictionary on the dataset page.

What would change this record

A DICDL board resolution or Land Management Committee minute naming a per company area would give this record its own figure and pull it into the area ranking. Until then the only area attached to this allottee anywhere in the register is the separate gazette footprint, and the two records are deliberately kept apart.