Tata Projects to Build GSFC's Integrated Phosphoric and Sulphuric Acid Complex at Jamnagar

Tata Projects has secured an engineering, procurement and construction order from Gujarat State Fertilizers & Chemicals Ltd to build an integrated phosphoric and sulphuric acid complex at Sikka in Jamnagar, Gujarat. Business Standard reported the order on October 28, 2026.

What Tata Projects Will Build for GSFC

The proposed complex will comprise a 600 metric tonnes per day phosphoric acid plant and a 1,800 metric tonnes per day sulphuric acid plant, along with associated utilities and offsite infrastructure. Tata Projects said in a statement that the contract covers an integrated Phosphoric Acid-Sulphuric Acid complex at Sikka, Jamnagar.

Tata Projects is a Mumbai-based, Tata Group-owned EPC contractor founded in 1979 that delivers infrastructure across airports, metros, energy, advanced-technology facilities and industrial plants for government, PPP and private developer clients in India and more than 20 countries. Gujarat State Fertilizers & Chemicals is the customer on the order.

Rajiv Menon, President and Chief Growth & Strategy Officer at Tata Projects, said: "As we expand our presence in chemicals, fertilisers and other specialised process industries, our priority remains to build a high-quality, diversified order book anchored in technical expertise, execution credibility and enduring customer partnerships." The company said the contract marks a milestone in its expansion into specialised process industries.

Tata Projects' Recent Contract Record

According to akta.pro company records, Tata Projects was appointed in June 2026 as execution partner for Adani Airport City Limited's Rs 20,000 crore integrated airport city development spanning 655 acres across six airports. In May 2026 the contractor secured a Rs 1,100 crore construction contract from Godrej Properties for three luxury residential developments on Golf Course Road in Gurgaon. The same records show annual sales of Rs 16,539.95 crore for the financial year ended March 2026, down 2.31% from the prior year, and a consolidated net loss of Rs 893.20 crore for FY26.

Orders Tata Projects Booked Before the GSFC Contract

On October 1, 2026, Tata Projects won a Rs 6.7 bn contract from RMZ for the main civil works of RMZ Infinity, a commercial development in Porur, Chennai, Construction World reported. In September 2026, Tata Projects partnered with Canada-based MDS Aero Support Corporation to develop aero-engine testing infrastructure in India, with Tata Projects leading civil and structural works, Business Standard reported. On October 12, 2026, Artson Limited appointed Sukumar Hebbar, MD and CEO of Tata Projects, as Chairman and Additional Director, subject to shareholder approval, ScanX reported.

What Comes Next for the Jamnagar Complex

Tata Projects said the project entails setting up integrated phosphoric acid and sulphuric acid manufacturing facilities along with the required utilities and offsite infrastructure. The company's own announcement describes the order as a significant EPC contract from GSFC.