Seksaria Buildcon and The Amore Banquet won the Dholera three-star hotel plot
A joint venture of M/s Seksaria Buildcon LLP and The Amore Banquet received a letter of award on 24 December 2024 for a corporate three-star hotel at Dholera, with a stated investment of about Rs 35 crore and more than 100 rooms planned.
Confirmed by an official document: a government release, a filing, or the company's own published statement.
As with the other e-auction award in the same report, the Rs 35 crore is the winner's stated investment plan rather than the price paid for the plot. The auction consideration is not disclosed. A hotel matters at this stage for the same reason the investor accommodation block does, because the people who decide whether to build a factory somewhere have to sleep somewhere while they decide.
M/s Seksaria Buildcon LLP, in joint venture with The Amore Banquet, was awarded a plot through e-auction for a corporate 3-star hotel. The Letter of Award was issued on December 24, 2024, with a total investment of approximately Rs 35 crore, and over 100 rooms planned. Construction started per the contract agreement.
| What | Figure | Unit | As of | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Stated total investment by the awardee | 35 | INR crore approx | 2024-12-24 | REPORTED |
| Rooms | 100+ | rooms | 2025-03-31 | REPORTED |
| Auction price paid | UNKNOWN | INR crore | UNKNOWN |
Last verified: 11 August 2026. Read the status column this way. CONFIRMED means the named document states the figure. REPORTED means a credible outlet states it and no document confirms it. TARGET means somebody is aiming at it. UNKNOWN means no source we hold gives it, and we would rather leave the row empty than fill it with an estimate.
The May 2026 monitoring report moves Dholera's allotted area by a single acre
The January 2026 monitoring report shows no change on any Dholera measure
A twelfth plot appears in the November 2025 monitoring report, the first movement in five months
Everything we recorded in December 2024
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