Greater Noida: The Yamuna Expressway Industry Development Authority (Yeida) has agreed to provide 100 hectares of land in sectors 28 to establish Park Manufacturing skin traders in the region.
Earlier this week, CEO of Yeida Arun VIR Singh met with a delegation of leather goods producers led by the MOTI Council Lal Seti Regional Sesial (North) Board for export of the skin (CLE).
“Sethi with his team met me about land demand for leather parks in the Yamuna Expressway area.
He has asked 100 hectares of land for leather clothing, accessories etc.
I have given approval to the principle and ask him to provide a list and detailed project report so we can continue .
We will distribute land in the 28 sector, “said Arun Vir Singh Yeida CEO to Ti.
“After being ready, it can be the first skin merchandise hub from Western Up,” he added.
The proposed garden will be involved in products such as footwear, bags, clothing, accessories etc.
and have all modern facilities, including manufacturing units, design centers, exhibition / exhibition convention screens, job training and supervisors and investments worth Rs 4,000 Crore, including opportunities Work for 50,000 people expected from this park, the annual turnover of leather goods is expected around RS 3,000 Crore.
Furthermore, with the closeness with the largest international airport in Asia that will come in the sheet, a leather garden, which will be developed under the scheme of ‘one district one product’ (odop), is expected to get logistical support, packaging, etc.
Also, the proposed clothing, MSME and craft parks in the Yeida region are increasingly expected to increase the business for skin merchandise.
While Noida only contributed more than Rs 1,000 crore to the annual export in the skin merchandise, with the formation of a leather garden in the Yamuna barriers together with the expected investment of up to RS 3,000-4,000 crore, the annual export change from the region is expected to reach the hospital 2,000-rs 3,000 crore.
Singh said with the construction work of starting airport, and flights that are expected to begin in 2023, the Yamuna Expressway region has become a favorite destination for businesses and entrepreneurs.