Greater Noida: The Government Government has released Rs 12 Crore for the first phase of the medical device park project which is expected to appear along the Yamuna Expressway and almost 3.5 km from the Noida International Airport to come in the valuation.
Overall, RS 100 Crore will be provided by the central government for projects that will appear in the 350 hectare area in two phases.
So, meanwhile, it has begun preparation to launch around 85 to 100 plots starting from 0.5 to 5 hectares.
The first phase of the project that will appear across 200 hectares.
While the plot scheme is expected to be launched in April after the upper assembly selection, many companies engaged in diagnostic imaging, implants and cardiovascular equipment have shown interest in the unit settings here.
Monika Rani, said CEO Yeida, “US) has received Rs 12 Crore from the United States for medical device parks.
At present, we are preparing to launch a plot scheme for the park, which will appear in the sector 28 Yeida.
A total of 85 to 100 plots will Offered.
This will be a plot and setting of the framed factory (precastard factory warehouse) which will run out to be contested.
“While the center of public facilities is part of the project, the authority has started development work in sector 28 including sewers and sewers, and ensures roads and the right power and water supply, which will be resolved soon.
“This project will be 350 hectares in sector 28.
In the first phase, preparations are being carried out to launch a scheme in 200 hectares,” said Rani Medical devices in the Yeida area to produce self-sustenance in medical equipment.
This will be the first facility in North India, others are in Hyderabad.
Detailed project reports from the Yeida medical device park, prepared by the Kalam Health Technology Institute, has been approved.