Shapoorji Pallonji Aubburn Wing C Kandivali East, Mumbai

Shapoorji Pallonji Group is a Mumbai-based subsidiary of the Indian conglomerate Shapoorji Pallonji & Company Private Limited. Construction, real estate, fabrics, manufactured products, home appliances, shipping, periodicals, electricity, and biotechnology are among the industries. Until 2012, when he declared his retirement and Shapoor Mistry's succession, the firm was run by Pallonji Mistry's grandson, also named Pallonji Mistry. Forbes & Company Ltd. and Gokak Textiles listed firms are parts of the US$2.5 billion Shapoorji Pallonji Group. Shapoorji Pallonji purchased Forbes, which was already listed. Although, there were rumours in 2006 that the group, Afcons Infrastructure, would make an initial public offering. The Taj Intercontinental, Hong Kong Bank, Grindlays Bank, Standard Chartered Bank, Reserve Bank of India building, and buildings for the Bombay Stock Exchange and Reserve Bank of India were all constructed by the business, which is renowned for its work in the Fort neighbourhood of Mumbai. Additionally, the business also constructed a stone palace in 1971 for the Sultan of Oman. The business was involved in reconstructing and repairing the Taj Mahal Palace & Tower after the 2008 Mumbai Attacks, which left the building significantly damaged. The Imperial in Mumbai, Jumeirah Lake Towers in Dubai, and Ebene Cyber City in Mauritius are further noteworthy developments. Shapoor Mistry revealed the Group's ambitions to invest in a deep-water port, an IT park, hydroelectric power, the building of roads and night housing for the underprivileged in West Bengal in 2012. The Shapoorji Pallonji Group introduced Joyville Homes as its first affordability brand in January 2016.