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Stretching 165 km from Greater Noida to Agra, the Delhi–Yamuna Expressway is more than a highway—it’s a catalyst for transformation. Under the aegis of the Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority (YEIDA), the corridor is evolving with a mix of transport, industrial, residential, and commercial mega-projects, fostering holistic regional development
1. Massive Land Acquisition for Industrial Cities
1. Massive Land Acquisition for Industrial Cities
YEIDA has begun acquiring 5,000 acres across Sectors 4A, 5, 5A, and 11 near the upcoming Jewar Airport—from around 2,000 farmers—for new industrial zones.
This includes a Korean Electronics City (365 ha) in Sector 4A and a Japanese Tech & Semiconductor City (395 ha) in Sector 5A.
Additionally, a 250‑acre Fintech City is planned in Sector 11, alongside residential and civic facilities like an orphanage in Sector 5.
2. Revised ₹10,000 Cr Film City Plan Approved
2. Revised ₹10,000 Cr Film City Plan Approved
The revised layout for the ₹10,000 Cr Film City on 230 acres in Sector 21 has been green‑lit after securing environmental clearances (15% green cover, fire & structural safety).
Phase 1 spans 80 acres, includes a film institute, and must be completed within 18 months. A groundbreaking is slated before June 30, likely with CM Yogi Adityanath in attendance.
3. Quality Audit Mandated for Infrastructure
3. Quality Audit Mandated for Infrastructure
YEIDA is implementing a third‑party audit (with field labs and surprise inspections) for all ongoing and future projects, ensuring adherence to MoRTH and Bureau of Indian Standards.
Applications closed June 9; this aims to boost construction quality on pipelines like airport links, Film City, Toy Park, Semiconductor Park, roads, sewers, etc.
4. ₹10,000 Cr Infra Bonds to Fuel Connectivity
4. ₹10,000 Cr Infra Bonds to Fuel Connectivity
YEIDA plans to issue ₹10,000 Cr infrastructure bonds (BBB+ rated) to finance airport-linked connectivity—such as the 72 km Ghaziabad–Jewar RRTS, a Chola–Rundhi freight link, and other logistics initiatives.
The estimated total for these projects is ₹23,000 Cr, with an interest-free ₹3,000 Cr plus additional sources from UP govt & HUDCO .
5. HCL‑Foxconn Semiconductor Unit Moves Ahead
5. HCL‑Foxconn Semiconductor Unit Moves Ahead
The ₹3,706 Cr HCL‑Foxconn chip testing and manufacturing plant in Sector 28 got cabinet approval mid‑May.
This is among ₹12,000 Cr committed FDI projects in the corridor and expected to produce ~22,000 jobs in electronics, medical devices, auto components, etc.
Summary Snapshot
Summary Snapshot
What This Means
What This Means
Global Investors: With Japanese & Korean industrial cities secured, along with semiconductor plants, the corridor is becoming a high-tech manufacturing magnet.
Accountability: Quality audits will help avoid construction delays and cost overruns on flagship projects.
Strategic Buildout: Infrastructure bonds show long-term commitment to rail, road, and logistics supporting the airport and corridor.
What to Watch Next
What to Watch Next
Land Acquisition: Completion of the 5,000‑acre deals, and subsequent layout plans for the two Asian industrial cities.
Film City: Groundbreaking by June 30, with infrastructure work to begin rapidly.
RRTS & Freight Corridors: Track progress on the Ghaziabad–Jewar RRTS DPR and alignment work linked to the bond issuance.
Audit Results: Early audit findings may forecast improvements in construction standards across the board.
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