Secure Your Future: Electronics Manufacturing Plots in Noida

In response to rising investor interest and the growing infrastructure needs of the electronics sector, the Noida Authority is set to launch a specialized plot allotment scheme focused on electronics components manufacturing. A minimum of 15 acres is expected to be earmarked for this initiative, marking the first such dedicated effort in the region.

“This proposal will be taken up for discussion and approval in the upcoming board meeting. Once cleared, we will formally launch the scheme, which will initially include at least 15 plots,” said Noida Authority CEO Lokesh M.

The scheme will be implemented in emerging sectors—162, 163, 166, and 167—located along the Noida-Greater Noida Expressway. These areas are being developed specifically to support industrial expansion, as land availability in older sectors has already been fully utilized. The new corridor is seen as pivotal in meeting the future demand for industrial infrastructure.

Noida is currently home to nearly 70% of India’s mobile phone manufacturing units, establishing it as a vital hub for the country’s electronics ecosystem. With around 3,000 industrial units already engaged in electronics components production, officials anticipate that the new plot scheme will accelerate growth, improve supply chain efficiency, and attract further investments.

This move also follows major developments in Noida’s tech and industrial landscape. On March 8, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath laid the foundation stone for Microsoft’s R&D facility in Sector 145. The same day saw the inauguration of the Sify data center and the MAQ artificial intelligence center in Sector 132, both situated along the expressway corridor.

The upcoming scheme is a key part of Noida’s broader industrial strategy and strengthens its position as a leading destination for electronics manufacturing in India.

News by Rahul Yelligetti.