To increase investment, the authority of Greater Noida (GNIDA) has launched a scheme of industrial plants, around 41 sites, ranging from 905 to 4062 square meters in Ecotech sectors 10 and 11.
Online applications for the program can be submitted at www.niveshmitra.up.nic.in by June 30. The process of allotment will begin on July 1 through lotteries and interviews for plots over 4,000 square feet. From this allocation, the GNIDA expects an investment of Rs 93 crore, which will cover a total area of 83,000 square meters.
Deep Chandra, additional CEO of Greater Noida Administration, said, we have developed a layout of an industrial plot scheme, where 38 plots or lands from 905 to 4062 sqm will be available in the Ecotech 10 and 11 GNIDA sectors. In addition, there are three plots of more than 4,000 square meter in these two sectors.
Narendra Bhuhsan, CEO of GNIDA, said, while GNIDA invites investment under the “ease of doing business model” proposed by the state government. Its goal is to encourage more multinational companies to set up operations in the area. “Many electronics manufacturers from Japan, Korea, and Taiwan have expressed interest in opening their manufacturing setup in Greater Noida. So, even in the Covid era, we launched an industrial land scheme to stimulate more investment. In addition, the Greater Noida administration will soon unveil new housing schemes for institutional, commercial, information technology, builders, and housing groups.
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