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INDUSTRIAL PROJECTS IN PIPELINE Project 1 Multi-level Manufacturing hub at Ranikhera, Mundka 2 Knowledge Based Industrial Park (KBI), Baprola 3 Industrial township at Kanjhawala MULTI-LEVEL MANUFACTURING HUB AT RANIKHERA Key Details ~ Ranikhera Industrial Park Total Area of Industrial Park (acres) 147 7.5 Lac Direct & Indirect Employment Personnel SALIENT FEATURES . Phase I consists of around: 700,000 sq. mtr. of industrial space, 50,000 sq. mtr. of institutional & office space, 100,000 sq. mtr. of warehousing space and 50,000 sq. mtr. of space for parking and other services . Expected to cater to industries such as electronics component manufacturing, system design and testing, and biotechnology . Expected to complement nearby Baprola Industrial Park and cater to similar or connected industries . Strategically located with excellent connectivity through multi modal transport including metro network and proposed to be connected by the upcoming UER-II KNOWLEDGE BASED INDUSTRIAL PARK (KBI), BAPROLA Key Details ~ Baprola Industrial Park Total Area of Industrial Park (acres) 83 Expected Direct Employment 1 Lac Personnel 1.7 Lac Expected In-Direct Employment Personnel Number of Sectors in the Park 5 Absorption (%) 98% SALIENT FEATURES . Designed to include industrial plots in 25 acres, flatted industries in 30 acres including 88,000 sqm of residential space and 6,600 sqm of commercial . Promotes the concept of ‘Walk to Work’, under which the workspace will lie close to the place of residence . Project to cater to industries such as IT, ITeS, media, research and development, gems and jewellery, and business services . House residential units for the park workers as well as for the economically weaker sections . Strategically located with excellent connectivity through various modes of transport INDUSTRIAL TOWNSHIP AT KANJHAWALA SALIENT FEATURES . DSIIDC plans to develop an integrated industrial township at Kanjhawala spanning over an area of approx. 920 acres . Located in Northwest Delhi, the greenfield project is expected to create direct and indirect employment opportunities for approx. 15 lakh people . The land for the proposed project falls under Zone N, which is classified for promotion of light and service industry . The project is strategically located between NH-1 and NH-10 and is proposed to be connected by the Delhi Metro DSIIDC KEY OFFERINGS ~ BAWANA INDUSTRIAL AREA BORDER BORDER AUCHANDI AUCHANDI S H O P S S H O P S SHOPS VETERINARY S H O P S S H O P S HOSPITAL KANJHAWLAGHEVRA S H O P S MATERNITY S H O P S CENTRE S H O P S S H O P S PETROL PUMP S H O P S REMPORARY SHOPS WATER WORKS V A C A N T Key Details ~ Bawana Industrial Park P L O T P L O T SCHOOL TEMPLE CREMATORIUM WATER HAUZ LIBRARY O P E N SCHOOL LAND D.E.S.U. OFFICE PIAO R O A D P.W.D. OFFICE C.R.P.F. CAMP DMS BOOTH ROAD POND GIRLS COLLEGE Total Area 1,922 Acres SCHOOL NURSARY DSIDC OFFICE MUNDKA MINOR CANAL ( HARYANA IRRIGATION ) Number of Plots 16,300 G.A.I.L PIPE LINE M/s Bawana Infra Development DISUSED CANAL G.A.I.L. PIPELINE Maintenance Agency 424 425 423 426 Pvt. Ltd. 429 428 427 No. of Sectors 5 Absorption (%) 73% MIXED LANDUSE Electric Sub-station 220 kv Public & Semi-Public FLATTED FACTORY Functional Factories Approx. 12,000 M.C.D. STORE KV 400 H.T. LINE 18 M WIDE ROAD PLAYGROUND RECREATION G.A.I.L. PIPE LINE • MAHRISI BALMIKI HOSPITAL 100 Sq. Mtr. 8,233 24 M WIDE ROAD POND POND • 150 Sq. Mtr. 4,243 FLATTED FACTORY Standard Plot Sizes & Count 18 M WIDE ROAD ESS • 200 Sq. Mtr. 921 24 M WIDE ROAD 20 M WIDE GREEN LINKAGE UNDER GROUND PIPE LINE ESS • 250 Sq. Mtr. 2,915 5r P.S.P 20 M WIDE GREEN LINKAGE DISTRICT RESIDENTIAL. CENTRE COMMERCIAL USE. Plots Available for Disposal 306 (size 100 to 250 Sq. Mtr.) Availability of bigger size plots too if high valued investors are interested. Amenities & Facilities Convenience Bus Terminal Shops Taxi & Tempo Parking Showrooms Loading & Unloading Bay Documentation Water Pumping Station Centre Recreation/Green Belts/Parks Day Care Centre 66 KV Electric Sub Station Creches Sub-Fire Station Petrol Pump ESI Hospital/ Health Care Banks Facilities Police Post Source: CBRE Research, Information from DSIIDC DSIIDC KEY OFFERINGS ~ NARELA INDUSTRIAL AREA Key Details ~ Narela Industrial Park Total Area of Industrial Park (acres) 612 Total Number of Industrial Plots 3,376 M/s PNC Delhi Name of Maintenance Agency for of Industrial Infra Pvt. Narela Industrial Area Ltd. Total Number of Sectors in the Park 10 .Standard plot sizes & total count of plots • 100 Sq. Mtr. approx. 580 plots • 150 Sq. Mtr. approx. 427 plots Amenities & Facilities • 200 Sq. Mtr. approx. 140 plots Telephone Exchange • 250 Sq. Mtr. approx. 416 plots Fire Station • 300 Sq. Mtr. approx. 1,813 plots Bus Depot Banks .Availability of bigger size plots too if Post Office investors are interested Petrol Pump School Building Electric Sub Station Source: CBRE Research, Information from DSIIDC.
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