Anant Raj Limited, a real estate and infrastructure firm based in the NCR, is making a big move in India’s digital space. The company has added 22 MW of IT load capacity at its data center campuses in Manesar and Panchkula, Haryana, taking the total capacity to 28 MW. This includes its growing cloud services arm.
Looking ahead, Anant Raj expects its data center and cloud business to touch ₹1,200 crore in revenue by FY27 and jump to ₹9,000 crore by FY32. The company revealed these projections during its Technology Day event, themed “Bharat Built: Soil to Server,” which drew strong participation from investors and partners.
With a target to scale up to 63 MW by FY27 and 307 MW by FY32 across Panchkula, Manesar, and Rai, the company is banking on India’s rising demand for digital infrastructure. Haryana’s supportive policies, including power subsidies and fast-track clearances, have made it an ideal base for this expansion.
Leading the charge is Anant Raj Cloud, the company’s fully owned subsidiary focused on cloud and data solutions. Its vision aligns with India’s digital economy goals, especially as demand for sovereign and high-performance infrastructure continues to rise with the growth of AI and cloud computing.
Anant Raj’s edge lies in its integrated model—owning the land and managing the entire project lifecycle—which helps it stay fast, cost-efficient, and reliable in delivery.
