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TDI Infratech to invest Rs. 750 crore (US$ 80.59 million) in developing an integrated township in Ludhiana

  • IBEF
  • April 7, 2026

Realty firm TDI Infratech has announced an investment of Rs. 750 crore (US$ 80.59 million) to develop a 150-acre integrated township in Ludhiana, marking a significant expansion in Punjab’s real estate market. The upcoming project will offer a mix of luxury group housing, residential plotted developments, and low-rise independent floors, catering to both end-users and long-term investors. The township will span over 6 million square feet of developable area, reflecting the company’s focus on large-scale, planned urban communities. This development is part of TDI’s broader strategy to strengthen its presence in high-growth regional markets and capitalise on rising housing demand in tier-2 cities.

The project also assumes strategic importance as it comes after the company turned debt-free in 2025, positioning it for renewed expansion and improved financial flexibility. The integrated township is expected to enhance Ludhiana’s urban infrastructure and provide modern residential options aligned with evolving consumer preferences. With increasing interest from both investors and homebuyers in organised townships, the project is likely to contribute to the city’s real estate growth trajectory while supporting planned urbanisation. The development underscores a broader trend of real estate firms investing in integrated, self-sustained communities across emerging urban centres in India. 

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