In Government Pushes Fast-Track Development of ₹440 Crore Medical Device Hub in Greater Noida

The central government has directed the Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority (YEIDA) to complete the ₹440 crore Medical Device Park in Sector 28, Greater Noida by January 2026. Spread across 350 acres, this state-of-the-art park is set to become a national hub for medical device manufacturing and innovation, significantly boosting India’s healthcare infrastructure and export capacity.

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Infrastructure Work Progressing at Full Speed

Basic and Scientific Infrastructure in Focus

YEIDA officials report that internal and external development work, including roads, drainage, and sewerage systems, is currently underway. While the administrative building is already complete, construction has begun on several medical device manufacturing units.

In compliance with directions from the Department of Pharmaceuticals, Ministry of Chemicals and Fertilizers, YEIDA is working to complete not just the infrastructure but also the Common Scientific Facilities (CSFs) before the park’s inauguration.

Plot Allocation and Manufacturing Plans

Out of more than 200 planned plots, 89 have already been allotted to various medical device companies. Key figures include:

23 companies have executed lease deeds
10 have secured building plan approvals

Under the lease terms, these companies must complete construction and begin operations within two years. To encourage more participation, YEIDA has launched a new scheme offering 21 additional plots.

Diverse Product Portfolio by Park Investors

Range of Medical Devices to Be Manufactured

Companies setting up in the park are focused on a wide range of critical healthcare technologies:

Radiology Devices – 13 companies
Anaesthesia Equipment – 31 companies
Implants – 23 companies
In-vitro Diagnostic (IVD) Products – 21 companies
Cancer Care Equipment – 1 company

Largest Allotment to TI Medical
The largest plot (11 acres) has been allotted to TI Medical, a joint venture between the Murugappa Group’s Tube Investments of India (TII) and Premji Invest, indicating significant industry confidence in the region’s potential.

Funding and Financial Breakdown

The project is backed by a strong public investment model:

₹240 crore for land development
₹190 crore for common infrastructure
₹5 crore for project management & consultancy
₹5 crore for contingencies
The central government has committed ₹100 crore, including:
₹70 crore for scientific equipment
₹30 crore for civil works

The remaining ₹340 crore will be funded by the Uttar Pradesh government through YEIDA.

Strategic Location and Advanced Facilities

Located near the Noida International Airport, International Film City, and other industrial corridors, the park enjoys excellent connectivity and logistics support.

Key Features of the Medical Device Park

Six Common Scientific Facilities (CSFs)
13 specialized labs for:
Internet of Medical Things (IoMT)
Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning
Bio-material Testing
Gamma Irradiation
Support amenities include:
Food court
Banks
Landscaped green spaces
Power backup and water treatment plants

This ecosystem is designed to support end-to-end medical device production, from R&D and testing to full-scale manufacturing.

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