Development

The current status of industrial development in Noida:
Total Area earmarked for industrial development in the Master Plan 2021 is 2993 (20%) hectares and Total Developed Area Under Industrial Use: 1309 hectares. Presently the Authority is developing

324 hectares in Sector 63,64,65 (Phase III)
245 hectares in Sector 80 and 81 (Phase II)
235 hectares in new sectors 83,84,87 and 88 18 sectors have been exclusively planned and developed for industrial use and 7 more sectors are being planned to cater for future needs. Out of these sectors,
Sectors 1 to 11 form the Phase I Industrial Area where mostly small-scale industries have been established.
Phase II is about 13 kilo meters towards the south-east and also includes the Export Processing Zone and Hosiery Complex. Export oriented industrial units and software units are, in abundance in this area.
Phase III comprises of sectors 57 to 60 and here some of the medium scale industries have come up. 7 new sectors namely Sectors 63, 64, 65, 83, 84, 87 and 88 have recently been planned and are in the process of development.
Noida now has around 8956 units with a gross turnover of approx. Rs. 7000 crores per annum. The above units have an investment of Rs.19,340 Crores and employ over 11 lakh people. Multinationals like SGS Thomson, Samsung Electronic India Ltd., Motherson Sumi Systems Limited, Tokyo Seats, Willamer Schawbe, L & K Software etc. have put up their production units in NOIDA.
Big Indian groups like Flex, Tata, Bhartiya, Bhilwara, Phoenix and Mafatlal have invested in NOIDA.Industrial infrastructure like electricity, water supply, sewage disposal, drainage etc. have been adequately taken care of by the Authority.
To further boost the industrial activity, industrial support infrast-ructure comprising of commercial establishment, government and semi- government institutions, social infrastructure like good quality housing stock, education and medical facilities, security and fire safety facilities, post and telecommunication network, parks and open spaces, socio-cultural and recreational facilities have been developed.