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Tata Projects wins GSFC order to build acid complex in Gujarat
✍️ The Economic Times
🗓 28 Oct 2026, 04:03 PM
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Tata Projects has been awarded a contract by Gujarat State Fertilizers & Chemicals to construct an acid complex in the state, according to The Economic Times.
Tata Projects, a leading infrastructure and engineering firm, announced that it has secured a new contract from Gujarat State Fertilizers & Chemicals (GSFC). The order involves the design, engineering, procurement and construction of an acid complex in Gujarat. The project is expected to enhance GSFC's capacity to produce industrial acids used in fertilizer manufacturing. Tata Projects said the contract aligns with its strategy to expand its presence in the chemicals and fertilizers sector. The company will commence detailed planning and will coordinate with GSFC to meet the project timelines.
The agreement underscores the growing demand for specialized chemical infrastructure in Gujarat, a state that hosts a large share of India's fertilizer industry. Industry observers note that such projects can boost local employment and contribute to the state's industrial growth. Tata Projects has not disclosed the financial value of the contract, but described it as a significant addition to its pipeline.
GSFC, a state‑run enterprise, is focusing on modernising its production facilities to meet rising domestic demand for fertilizers. The new acid complex will replace older units and is expected to improve operational efficiency and environmental compliance. Both companies anticipate that the project will be completed within the stipulated schedule, subject to regulatory clearances.
The agreement underscores the growing demand for specialized chemical infrastructure in Gujarat, a state that hosts a large share of India's fertilizer industry. Industry observers note that such projects can boost local employment and contribute to the state's industrial growth. Tata Projects has not disclosed the financial value of the contract, but described it as a significant addition to its pipeline.
GSFC, a state‑run enterprise, is focusing on modernising its production facilities to meet rising domestic demand for fertilizers. The new acid complex will replace older units and is expected to improve operational efficiency and environmental compliance. Both companies anticipate that the project will be completed within the stipulated schedule, subject to regulatory clearances.