Balaji Infra Projects Limited
Ports and clean power for a growing India.
We develop, build and operate port infrastructure and renewable energy, in partnership with the public sector.
Who we are
BIPL built its name on India’s infrastructure and promoted Maharashtra’s first greenfield port. Today we are focused on two things: the ports that carry India’s trade, and the clean power that will run its industry.
About BIPL
India’s ambition.
Shared purpose.
Clean energy.
Connected places.
Our businesses
Two businesses, one builder.
Both share what BIPL does best: developing large assets with public partners, then building and running them for the long term.
Ports
Port infrastructure, delivered.
Port development under state concessions, EPC for berths and yards, and the rail and road links behind them.
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Green energy
Clean power, built and operated.
Rooftop solar for factories at zero upfront cost, then solar parks, floating solar and battery storage.
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Sustainability
Greener ports. Cleaner power for industry.
Cleaner ports
Solar and battery storage designed into port buildings and warehouses from day one.
Clean power for factories
Small and mid-sized manufacturers switch to solar without spending capital.
Local value
We hire locally and buy from local suppliers wherever we build.
Market outlook
India is building ports and clean power at scale.
National and state policy have set out a decade of demand for both of our businesses.
Ports · India
10,000 MTPort capacity planned for 2047, up from about 2,600 MT todayPorts · Maharashtra
₹76,220 CrVadhavan deep-draft port, with terminals in PPP modeEnergy · Maharashtra
50%Of the state’s electricity from renewables by 2029–30Energy · Industry
100 kWLoad from which factories can buy green power directlyHow we deliver
One team from design to operation.
A single BIPL team carries each project through every stage, so responsibility never changes hands.
- DesignEngineering and project structuring
- ProcureEquipment, contracts and partners
- BuildTo quality, cost and schedule
- CommissionTesting and handover
- OperateFor the working life of the asset
Who we work with
Built for partnership.
Public platforms originate projects. A BIPL-led project company builds, invests and operates. We work with partners at every step.
How we work- Port authorities and state maritime boardsConcessions and port development
- Global port and logistics operatorsJoint development and terminals
- State energy agencies and utilitiesSolar parks, storage and tenders
- Industry and manufacturersRooftop and open-access green power
- Banks, lenders and investorsProject finance and equity
The road ahead
Our path to 2032.
Three phases. Each one starts when the one before it has delivered.
2026–27
Enter
- Empanelment with port and renewable-energy platforms
- A rooftop solar pilot for factories
- A leadership team for each business
2028–29
Build
- 300 MW of green energy in project companies
- Ground-mounted solar once the rooftop model is proven
- First port infrastructure contracts under way
2030–32
Scale
- 800 MW of operating renewable capacity
- A growing port portfolio with public partners
- A stock-exchange listing
Home / Ports
Port infrastructure, delivered.
We develop, build and connect ports with public partners, drawing on our experience of promoting Maharashtra’s first greenfield port.
Our track record
We have done this before.
BIPL promoted Dighi Port in Raigad district, the first greenfield port in Maharashtra, through its project company Dighi Port Limited. We planned it as an integrated hub: a deep-water port with its own economic zone, logistics, road and rail.
- Port
- Dighi Port, Raigad district, Maharashtra
- Co-promoter
- Infrastructure Leasing & Financial Services (IL&FS)
- Master plan
- 15 terminals and 90 million tonnes a year of cargo capacity
- Hub
- A 1,600+ acre port-based special economic zone

Dighi, an integrated hub
More than a port.
A complete trade gateway: a deep-water port, an economic zone behind it, and the road and rail to reach the hinterland.
All-weather port
A natural harbour with direct berthing and a channel planned for 14.5 m depth.
Economic zone
A multi-product SEZ with a free trade warehousing zone.
Road and rail
A 110 km highway upgrade and a 40 km rail line for last-mile links.
Corridor hub
Identified as a hub under the Delhi–Mumbai Industrial Corridor.
What we do
Four ways we build ports.
For port authorities, state maritime boards and port operators.
Port development
Greenfield and brownfield ports and jetties under PPP concessions with state maritime boards.
Port EPC
Berths, back-up yards, warehouses and port buildings, built to quality, cost and schedule.
Port connectivity
Rail sidings, freight terminals and road links that connect ports to their hinterland.
Green ports
Solar on port warehouses and battery storage, from our green energy business.
The opportunity
A coastline opening to private partners.
India plans to almost quadruple its port capacity by 2047, and Maharashtra is opening its non-major ports to private investment.
India
Maharashtra
How we deliver
From first survey to final handover.
One team carries each project through every stage.
- DesignEngineering and project structuring
- ProcureEquipment, contracts and partners
- BuildConstruction to quality, cost and schedule
- CommissionTesting, handover and documentation
- OperateOperations and maintenance for the asset’s life
Safety
Zero harm on every site, with site safety plans and audits.
Quality
Documented quality plans, third-party inspection and milestone reporting.
Governance
Independent directors, audited accounts and full public-procurement compliance.
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Clean power, built and operated.
Rooftop solar for factories first, then solar parks, floating solar and storage. BIPL designs, funds, builds and runs each plant for its working life.
Stage one · Rooftop
Rooftop solar that lowers power costs.
For small and mid-sized factories, warehouses and commercial buildings, including warehouses at ports. Stage one proves the model before we scale to ground-mounted plants.
Net metering
Surplus units credited against your grid bill, under DISCOM rules.
Battery back-up
Storage where continuity of supply matters.
The zero-capex model
You use the power. We fund the plant.
BIPL funds each project with its own equity and bank debt, so clients go solar without capital spending and pay only for the power they use, at an agreed tariff.
- Survey and designWe assess your roof, load profile and sanctioned load, and design around them.
- BIPL funds and buildsEquity and bank debt pay for the plant. Our EPC team installs it.
- Pay per unitYou pay only for the solar power you use, at a tariff agreed up front.
- We run it for 25 yearsRemote monitoring, cleaning and maintenance keep it performing.
Rooftop estimate
What could your roof do?
Move the sliders for an indicative system size. A site survey gives the final answer.
Sized to your consumption
Roof used
Indicative only. Assumes about 1,400 kWh a year per kWp in Maharashtra, about 10 m² of roof per kWp, and a grid emission factor of 0.727 tCO₂/MWh. The final size depends on a site survey, your sanctioned load and net-metering rules.
Stage two · Ground-mounted
Solar parks and storage, built to last.
Once the rooftop model is proven, we move to utility-scale, floating and hybrid projects.
Solar parks
Grid-connected plants for utilities and state agencies.
Floating solar
Arrays on reservoirs that save land.
Storage and hybrids
Batteries paired with solar for firm supply.
Group-captive power
Green power for industry under group-captive rules.
Plant-life O&M
Operations and maintenance for each plant’s working life.
Who it serves
Utilities, state agencies, industry and co-operatives.
Our 2032 goal
800 MWOf operating renewable capacity in India, owned through project companies.
Maharashtra aims for half its electricity from renewables by 2029–30.
Home / Company
A Mumbai company since 1985.
BIPL has worked across rail, road, logistics, economic zones, ports and power. Today it is focused on ports and green energy.
About BIPL
Two businesses, one builder’s discipline.
BIPL is the flagship of the Balaji Group, headed by Dr. Vijay Kalantri. Over four decades it developed port, economic zone, logistics, road, rail and power projects, led by Dighi Port. We now focus on two connected businesses: ports and green energy.
- Incorporated
- 9 October 1985, Mumbai
- Group
- Flagship company of the Balaji Group
- Businesses
- Ports · Green energy
- Registered office
- 6th Floor, New Excelsior Building, A.K. Nayak Marg, Fort, Mumbai 400 001
Vision and mission
Our vision
To be the most trusted private partner to public infrastructure platforms in India and in every market we enter.
Our mission
To build, finance and operate the infrastructure public institutions need: on time, on budget and in partnership.

Leadership
Dr. Vijay Kalantri
Chairman and Managing Director, Balaji Infra Projects Limited
A first-generation entrepreneur, Dr. Kalantri founded the Balaji Group, with interests in textiles, leasing finance and infrastructure. He promoted Dighi Port, Maharashtra’s first greenfield port and port-based economic zone. He has worked closely with central and state governments on trade, MSME development and financial services, and has represented Indian industry at WTO ministerial conferences and the World Economic Forum.
Roles today
- President, All India Association of Industries
- Chairman, MVIRDC World Trade Center Mumbai
- Board member, World Trade Centers Association, New York
Public service
- Director, Dena Bank and Canara Bank
- Reserve Bank of India committees
- Advisory boards of SEBI and SIDBI
- Prime Minister’s Task Force on SMEs
How we work
Built for public–private partnership.
Public platforms originate projects, a BIPL-led project company builds and runs them, and customers use and pay for the service.
Public platforms
Originate projects
Port authorities, state maritime boards, state renewable-energy agencies and central PSUs.
Project company
BIPL builds, invests, operates
A BIPL-led company brings EPC, its own equity and operations. Banks and institutions lend.
Customers
Use and pay
Port users and shipping lines, industry buying green power, and utilities.
Empanelled contractor
Qualified to bid for and deliver EPC work.
Capex partner
Brings equity and arranges debt for projects.
Co-developer
Shapes projects with the platform from the start.
Long-term operator
Runs the asset for its working life.
What we stand for
Six values, one standard.
The standard we set for ourselves, and how we ask clients and partners to judge us.
Integrity
We say what we will do, and then do it.
Delivery
On time, on budget, to specification.
Partnership
We succeed when our public and private partners succeed.
Safety
Everyone goes home safe. Zero harm, every site, every day.
Sustainability
A portfolio led by clean energy and greener ports.
Inclusion
We hire locally and buy from local suppliers.
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Let’s build together.
Tell us about your port, energy project or investment. We will come back with a proposal for a first working session.
Registered office
Balaji Infra Projects Limited6th Floor, New Excelsior Building
A.K. Nayak Marg, Fort
Mumbai 400 001, Maharashtra, India
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