Embassy Citadel to Set New Benchmarks
Leighton Asia, a CIMIC Group company, has been awarded a contract to build the Embassy Citadel, a luxury residential tower in Mumbai, India. This project will generate approximately A$132 million in revenue for Leighton Asia and is located in the vibrant South Mumbai area.
The Embassy Citadel project will feature a single 300-metre tower with a built-up area of around 192,000 square metres. Construction is scheduled to begin in July 2026. The project involves comprehensive civil and structural works, highlighting Leighton Asia’s expertise in complex urban environments.
Juan Santamaría, CEO of ACS Group and HOCHTIEF and Executive Chairman of CIMIC Group, remarked, “This award demonstrates the Group’s established capability in delivering high-rise residential developments, including in India where Leighton Asia has successfully delivered a range of large-scale residential projects.”
Project Details and Partnerships
Brad Davey, Managing Director of Leighton Asia, noted that securing the Embassy Citadel project with a new client reflects the company’s strong reputation in India’s residential market. He emphasised their ability to build trusted partnerships and deliver projects to the highest standards.
Parag Saraiya, Chief Operating Officer for North & West at Embassy Developments Ltd., commented, “Embassy Citadel has been conceived as a new benchmark for luxury living in Mumbai, with an equally strong emphasis on engineering, precision, safety, and construction quality.”
The Embassy Citadel aims to set new standards for upscale living, marking a significant step in expanding luxury residential offerings in Mumbai. The project highlights Leighton Asia’s commitment to safety, quality, and reliable delivery.
Leighton Asia is part of the CIMIC Group, an engineering-led services, construction, and natural resources leader with a history dating back to 1899. The group operates in around 20 countries, providing high-value and sustainable solutions across the lifecycle of assets, infrastructure, and resources projects.
With a workforce of approximately 40,000 people, CIMIC Group encompasses several businesses, including CPB Contractors, UGL, Sedgman, Thiess, and Pacific Partnerships, all supported by the in-house engineering consultancy EIC Activities.
