The company's own history dates its first completed residential project in Bengaluru, Shriram Shriranjani, to September 2000. From that Bengaluru base, the developer has since widened its reach across South India and, through a mixed-use scheme, into Kolkata in the east. It has also recently opened a new front in the western region with its first project in Pune.
The developer's own count of 48 delivered projects, with a pipeline of 37 schemes that span 38.41 million sq ft, places it among the larger residential names in the region, though third-party trackers report different totals. Its shares have been listed on the BSE and NSE since 2021.
Its positioning is deliberate: the company focuses on the mid-market and mid-premium segments, and that same band is what the Bannerghatta Road project targets. Recent land moves reinforce the south of the city as a core area. In February 2026 it completed the purchase of a prime plot on Sarjapur Main Road, which the company frames as a step into south-east Bengaluru's high-demand micro-markets.
The flagship villa scheme for this stretch is Shriram Bannerghatta. The project sits on Bannerghatta Road and was signed through a joint development agreement, expanding the developer's mid-premium housing portfolio. Physically, it is spread across 5 acres as a low-rise villament community, with 3, 4 and 5 BHK configurations built around modern family needs.
The planned amenity set includes a clubhouse, swimming pool, gymnasium, landscaped gardens, a children's play area and round-the-clock security with CCTV. The site is pitched as a low-density gated enclave, with layouts emphasising natural light, ventilation and landscaped surroundings.
The project is still in its pre-launch phase. Listing sources expect possession by December 2029. Price information varies by source: one portal shows a starting price of ₹1.8 Cr, another quotes villaments from Rs 3.25 Cr, and some pages state that the price is available on request. Buyers reviewing listings should note that the project has also circulated under more than one working name before launch.
Bannerghatta Road is described as a 20 km arterial corridor in South Bangalore that runs from Dairy Circle down to Bannerghatta National Park. Its transit story is changing. The upcoming Pink Line of Namma Metro runs 21.25 km from Kalena Agrahara to Nagawara, and a metro line is now under construction along the corridor. The route includes a station on Bannerghatta Road opposite IIM Bangalore.
For employment access, the road sits near the tech hubs of Electronic City, HSR Layout, Sarjapur Road and the Outer Ring Road. On the social side, families favour the area for its schools, hospitals and retail presence.
Price context is a useful reference point, although published averages differ. One listing platform puts the locality average at ₹12,150 per sq ft, while another guide reports apartments averaging about Rs 9,250 per sq ft in 2026. Over a longer window, the corridor's average rate moved from ₹5200 per sq ft in 2020 to ₹7800 per sq ft in 2025 according to one source. For a Shriram Bannerghatta buyer, the relevant comparison is the villa-and-duplex product, which sits above the apartment averages quoted for the road.