Tata Projects, the country's leading technology-led engineering, procurement and construction company, has secured a significant order from Gujarat State Fertilizers & Chemicals Ltd (GSFC) to develop an integrated phosphoric acid-sulphuric acid complex in Gujarat. According to the company's official press release, this contract marks an important milestone in Tata Projects' expansion into specialised process industries and reinforces its position as an engineering, procurement and construction partner for complex industrial infrastructure.
The proposed complex will comprise a 600 metric tonnes per day (MTPD) phosphoric acid plant and a 1,800 metric tonnes per day (MTPD) sulphuric acid plant, along with associated utilities and offsite infrastructure. As reported by ETManufacturing, the project is part of GSFC's expansion and backwards-integration programme to strengthen captive raw-material availability for phosphatic fertiliser production, reduce reliance on imported inputs and improve operational resilience. The complex will be established at Sikka, Jamnagar, Gujarat, with the company securing this significant EPC contract for the development of an integrated Phosphoric Acid–Sulphuric Acid (PA–SA) complex.
Rajiv Menon, President & Chief Growth & Strategy Officer, Tata Projects, emphasized the company's strategic focus on expanding presence in chemicals, fertilisers and other specialised process industries. According to the company statement, Tata Projects' priority remains to build a high-quality, diversified order book anchored in technical expertise, execution credibility and enduring customer partnerships. The contract reflects the company's ability to secure complex industrial projects and its focus on building a diversified order book through technical expertise and long-term customer partnerships, as highlighted by ETManufacturing.
