RIICO is set to allot plots worth approximately Rs 376 crore following its recent e-auction of industrial and commercial land across Rajasthan. The plots for which bidding was completed successfully span about 62 acres.
For Jaipur, the local highlight is Bagru-Chhitroli industrial area, which was among the locations attracting particular interest from entrepreneurs. The auction update was announced in Jaipur on September 8, 2026.
More than 200 applications for 102 plots
The auction received more than 200 online applications for 102 plots. The Rs 376 crore value and 62-acre area relate to the plots that completed the bidding stage successfully.
| Auction measure | Detail |
|---|---|
| Online applications received | More than 200 |
| Plots receiving applications | 102 |
| Area of plots with successful bidding | About 62 acres |
| Value of plots with successful bidding | Approximately Rs 376 crore |
Alongside industrial land, the auction offered plots for kiosks, hotels, weighbridges, schools, shops, petrol pumps and commercial showrooms. The range gives the auction relevance to businesses providing services within industrial areas as well as those planning industrial units.
Bagru-Chhitroli among the areas drawing interest
Jaipur was part of a wider auction covering industrial areas in locations including Ajmer, Alwar, Bhiwadi, Ghiloth, Nagaur, Pali, Kota and Sawai Madhopur.
Besides Bagru-Chhitroli, areas attracting particular interest included:
- Abu Road: Growth Centre Phase II and Sarneshwar.
- Bhilwara: Growth Centre Hamirgarh.
- Bhiwadi and Ghiloth: Kaharani industrial area and Ghiloth industrial area.
- Kota: Indraprastha industrial area.
- Pali: Naya Gaon industrial area.
What the auction means for Jaipur
The interest in Bagru-Chhitroli puts the Jaipur industrial area among the locations businesses are considering for new units. Industrial and commercial projects developed on the auctioned land could create local jobs as they move towards construction and operations.
The update concerns land bidding and planned allotments. It does not specify a date for the new units to begin operating or give an employment estimate, so the eventual business and jobs impact will depend on the projects that take shape.
