The Dharavi Redevelopment Project, spearheaded by the Adani Group, is one of the largest urban regeneration initiatives globally, aiming to rehabilitate over one million residents in Mumbai. According to a report by HSBC Global Investment Research, the project is marked by its scale and complexity, presenting a significant execution challenge. Over the next seven to eight years, Adani plans to construct more than 125,000 housing units across 95 million square feet of rehabilitated space. The project encompasses around 600 acres, making Dharavi Asia's largest slum. The first building is expected to be completed by December 2026, with 30,000 units slated for construction in FY27. In addition to housing, the redevelopment plan includes major infrastructure improvements, such as cleaning the Mithi river and developing a promenade. Approved in 2022, this public-private partnership with the Maharashtra government aims to transform Dharavi into an urban transit-oriented hub, covering a total area of 225 million square feet.