Mumbai-based Bajel Projects has bagged a new order worth Rs 1,500 crore from a special purpose vehicle (SPV), Lakadia A Power Transmission Ltd. 

The EPC contract involves the construction of approximately 270 km of 765 kV double-circuit transmission lines connecting Halvad and Vadodara in Gujarat. The scope of work also covers additional works at the Halvad, Vadodara, and South Olpad substations.

This project is part of a broader transmission system designed to evacuate nearly 14 GW of renewable energy capacity from the Lakadia, Jam Khambhaliya and Jamnagar regions.

Bengaluru-based real estate firm Brigade Group has signed agreements with Hyatt Hotels Corporation for the development of two hotels under the Hyatt Regency brand in the city.

One of the hotels will be developed at  Brigade Global Park, and the other one at Brigade’s upcoming integrated township on Whitefield-Kadugodi Road. Hyatt Regency Bengaluru at Brigade Global Park is planned to have around 350 guestrooms and suites, along with meeting and event facilities spanning approximately 25,000 sq ft and multiple dining options catering to business and leisure travellers. The two hotels are expected to add 600 rooms. 

Mumbai-based healthcare firm Jupiter Life Line Hospitals has entered into a sale agreement to purchase around 2.8 acres of land in Bibvewadi, Pune. The land will be acquired from Jairaj Ventures and Holdings Private Limited in a deal worth Rs 150 crore.

The plan is to develop a multi-specialty hospital facility (initially conceptualized for up to 500–750 beds) to serve South Pune on the acquired land.

Ahmedabad-based Transformers and Rectifiers India (India) Ltd (TARIL) has plans to develop 3 greenfield manufacturing plants at its Chiyada manufacturing complex in Gujarat.

The firm plans to invest Rs 1,250 crore to develop these facilities that will manufacture advanced technological and critical components used in extra-high-voltage transformers such as Bushings (OIP, RIP & RIF up to 800 kV), Pressboard & Insulation Materials, and Continuously Transposed Conductors (CTC).

Noida-based Jakson Solar has plans to build 3 gigawatts (GW) of solar cell and ingot-wafer manufacturing capacity. The firm will invest Rs 50 billion towards this goal.

According to the firm, it plans to set up 3 GW of solar ingot and wafer manufacturing capacity by the third quarter of fiscal year 2028.