What We Do
Elevated, automated last-mile transit. At Bandra Kurla Complex — India’s largest business district — an 8.8 km elevated PRT corridor with 38 stations will connect Bandra and Kurla stations to major workplaces, projected to serve over 1,00,000 commuters daily by 2031.
Smart, scenic and sustainable cable car projects — including the Sinhagad and Bhimashankar ropeways, each designed for 1,000 passengers per hour and built to CEN international standards.
Replacing conventional diesel/CNG engines with advanced electric drivetrains and battery systems. SGMPL has secured a contract to retrofit 200 TSRTC diesel buses for Telangana State — fast, affordable, climate-ready and energy-efficient.
Private railway lines and rail infrastructure delivered by a seasoned team with proven large-scale project experience across India’s power and transport sectors.
Advanced battery systems and electric powertrains engineered for safety, performance and sustainability across our mobility platforms.
Our Process
Developed and operated over 3 GW of power plants across India.
Delivered 200 km of power transmission lines.
Built 15 km of private railway lines and 120 km of water pipelines.
Pioneered India’s first private lignite mining project.
FAQ
Personal Rapid Transit is an elevated, automated last-mile transit system. Small autonomous electric pods take passengers directly between stations without intermediate stops — an eco-friendly and efficient alternative to conventional public commute.
At Bandra Kurla Complex (BKC) in Mumbai — India’s largest business district. The 8.8 km elevated corridor with 38 stations will connect Bandra and Kurla stations to major workplaces, targeting over 1,00,000 commuters daily by 2031.
Replacing conventional diesel/CNG engines with advanced electric drivetrains and battery systems, so existing buses can run on electricity. SGMPL has secured a contract to retrofit 200 TSRTC diesel buses for Telangana State.
Yes. Our ropeway and cable car projects, including Sinhagad and Bhimashankar, are designed for 1,000 passengers per hour and built to CEN international standards.
Our projects span Maharashtra, Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, Rajasthan, Kerala, Uttarakhand and the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, with PRT networks planned in more cities in India and Malaysia.
Tell us about your city, corridor or fleet — we will help you design a sustainable solution.