Maharashtra Industrial Township, a special purpose vehicle with equity participation from the Government of India and the Maharashtra state government, is developing Parcel B of DPIA in Raigad district, Maharashtra.
The scope of work covers end-to-end delivery from design and engineering through construction, testing, commissioning, and performance-based operations. The infrastructure package includes key industrial-area networks, such as roads and allied structures, stormwater systems, water treatment and distribution, sewerage systems, recycled water distribution, power distribution, and utility ducts for ICT, among other associated works. The project is part of DPIA development in the Raigad district, Maharashtra.
Ramky Infrastructure will undertake the project using its internal engineering, planning, and commissioning capabilities, supported by standardized monitoring and delivery controls. Operations preparedness will be built into the execution roadmap from the outset, enabling a smoother transition from commissioning to performance-based operations and ensuring consistent service outcomes.
Sunil Nair, CEO, Ramky Infrastructure, said, 'This LOA reinforces our execution-led strategy focused on selective, large-format opportunities, where engineering depth, commissioning discipline, and lifecycle accountability are critical. DPIA is a high-importance industrial corridor assignment, and we will apply our in-house delivery systems to ensure predictable commissioning and performance outcomes, supported by the four-year performance-based O&M commitment embedded in the scope. Once delivered, this infrastructure will strengthen industrial readiness at Dighi by enabling reliable utilities and smoother on-ground operations for businesses setting up in the area.'
Ramky Infrastructure principally operates in two business segments: construction and development. In the development business, the group constructs roads under built-operate-transfer (BOT) modes, industrial parks, special economic zones, and bus terminals.
The company's consolidated net profit jumped 30.4% to Rs 78 crore on a 6.5% rise in net sales to Rs 488.92 crore in Q3 FY26 over Q3 FY25.
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