Lodha Developers has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Maharashtra government for an additional ₹1 trillion investment in data centre infrastructure. This move, announced at Davos 2026, strengthens Lodha’s role in building India’s largest integrated data centre park, reinforcing Maharashtra’s position as a hub for digital growth.
In a landmark announcement at the World Economic Forum 2026 in Davos, Lodha Developers Ltd confirmed the signing of an MoU with the Maharashtra government to invest an additional ₹1 trillion in developing advanced data centre infrastructure. This commitment builds on Lodha’s earlier ₹30,000 crore agreement, bringing the total investment in Maharashtra’s data centre ecosystem to ₹1.3 trillion, making it the largest such project in India.
The mega data centre park, located in Palava, Mumbai Metropolitan Region, is envisioned as a green integrated hub catering to global technology companies, cloud service providers, and enterprises seeking secure, scalable, and sustainable digital infrastructure.
Key Highlights:
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Fresh Investment: ₹1 trillion commitment signed at Davos 2026.
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Total Investment: ₹1.3 trillion in Maharashtra’s data centre ecosystem.
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Location: Palava, Mumbai Metropolitan Region a strategic hub for digital infrastructure.
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Sustainability Focus: Green integrated data centre park with advanced energy-efficient systems.
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Strategic Impact: Positions Maharashtra as India’s leading destination for global data centre investments.
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Leadership: MoU signed by Abhishek Lodha, MD & CEO of Lodha Developers, reinforcing long-term confidence in Maharashtra’s infrastructure growth.
This development underscores Maharashtra’s ambition to become a global digital powerhouse, while Lodha Developers cements its role as a key enabler of India’s digital transformation.
Sources: Business Standard, Lodha Group Press Release, Business Upturn