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Integrated Industrial Township, Greater Noida (IITGNL)

OperationalUttar PradeshTrunk infrastructure complete — brownfield, allotment-stage
748 acresArea
₹1,715 crTrunk-infra cost
₹33,000 crInvestment potential

IITGNL is the DMIC’s brownfield node — a 747.5-acre township inside the established Greater Noida industrial belt rather than a greenfield city — and is unusual in that its trunk infrastructure was already classified complete by PIB in December 2024. It is therefore in an allotment-and-onboarding phase rather than a construction phase.

Confirmed activity is modest but real: white-goods major Haier is the anchor, and a March 2023 e-auction allotted plots to Haryana Gas City Company (₹108 cr, 630 jobs) and Time Server Services (₹55 cr, 900 jobs), with GNIDA confirming six further unnamed units in planning. The SPV ran a fresh industrial-plot allotment scheme into January 2026 and is upgrading its e-land system, signalling an active marketing push.

The main intelligence gap is transparency: despite completed infrastructure, very few allottees are publicly named, so actual uptake is hard to gauge. The node also competes with the wider cluster of new mega-cities planned around the Jewar (Noida International) airport.

Sectors
IT/ITES, hi-tech, biotechnology, R&D, electronics & electrical, automobile
Nearest hub
Within Gautam Budh Nagar / NCR; near Bodaki railway station; ~40 km from the upcoming Noida (Jewar) International Airport
Developer / SPV
DMIC Integrated Industrial Township Greater Noida Ltd (IITGNL), incorporated 2014; 50% NICDIT : 50% GNIDA
EPC contractor
Trunk infrastructure classified complete (PIB, Dec 2024); e-Land Management System being upgraded; industrial-plot allotment scheme ran Dec 2025–Jan 2026
Status
Trunk infrastructure complete — brownfield, allotment-stage

Companies & commitments

CompanySectorCommitment
HaierConsumer electronics / white goodsAllotted — the township’s anchor consumer-electronics investor [V1]
Haryana Gas City CompanyPiped-natural-gas meters₹108 cr · 5 ac · 630 jobs — land allotted via e-auction, Mar 2023 (3-yr setup) [V1]
Time Server ServicesMobile-packaging boxes₹55 cr · 4.6 ac · 900 jobs — land allotted via e-auction, Mar 2023 [V1]
Six further planned unitsUnnamed (non-polluting industries)Planning stage — GNIDA confirmed Mar 2023, names not disclosed [U]

Industries coming up

White goods / consumer electronicsIT/ITES & hi-tech manufacturingElectronics & electricalBiotechnology & R&DAutomobile & components

Infrastructure & connectivity

Incentives & land: Develops under a two-stage model (trunk infra by DMIC Trust + GNIDA, then private development via PPP / land monetisation); plug-and-play plots; online single-window via the Nivesh Mitra portal. Specific UP fiscal-incentive rates not detailed in the node sources.

A brownfield township with completed infrastructure

Unlike the greenfield nodes, IITGNL sits inside the Dadri–Noida–Ghaziabad Investment Region within an already-industrialised district. Its ₹1,714.70 cr trunk infrastructure was classified complete by PIB in December 2024, and the SPV runs a full electronic land-management system for online allotment, plan approvals and payments — a 50:50 NICDIT–GNIDA joint venture with a projected ₹33,000 cr private investment over 30 years.

Tenants and the disclosure gap

Haier is the anchor consumer-electronics name; the clearest committed allotments are the March 2023 e-auction winners Haryana Gas City Company (₹108 cr, 5 ac, 630 jobs) and Time Server Services (₹55 cr, 4.6 ac, 900 jobs), with six more unnamed units reported in planning. The broader Greater Noida pipeline (DS Group, Haldiram, TCIL and others) feeds the catchment but is not confirmed within the IITGNL boundary.

Risks & open questions

The conspicuous absence of publicly named allottees despite completed infrastructure points either to slow uptake or to non-disclosure; investor intelligence should track the Nivesh Mitra portal for post-January-2026 results.

IITGNL is one of several townships competing for the same investment around the upcoming Jewar airport, and the long-term PPP / land-monetisation model leaves some uncertainty over later phases.

Timeline

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