1st Semiconductor Park in Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh

The Semiconductor Park in Noida refers to Uttar Pradesh's first major semiconductor manufacturing hub under development in Greater Noida, near Jewar International Airport. It's managed by the Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority (YEIDA) across two clusters: 200 acres in Sector 10 and 125 acres in Sector 28.

Key Location Details

The park is just 4 km from Noida International Airport, enhancing connectivity via cargo facilities, Rapid Rail Transit System (RRTS), Yamuna Expressway, and upcoming Delhi-Mumbai Expressway links. This positioning aims to attract global chipmakers and support India's self-reliance in electronics under the "Make in India" initiative.

Development Status

Announced in September 2024 by the UP government, the foundation stone was laid on February 20, 2026, by CM Yogi Adityanath and Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw, with PM Narendra Modi addressing virtually. A joint Foxconn-HCL project worth ₹3706 crore will produce display driver ICs for mobiles, laptops, and autos, with production expected in 2 years and 3,500 direct/indirect jobs.

Infrastructure Plan

YEIDA will provide 8 MLD water treatment, 60 MLD sewage plants, and 400/200/132 kV substations. UP's semiconductor policy offers incentives like 75% land rebates for ATMP/OSAT and 100% electricity duty exemption for 10 years.

What companies are investing in Noida Semiconductor Park

HCL Group and Foxconn are the primary investors in the Noida Semiconductor Park through their joint venture Vama Sundari Investments Pvt Ltd, committing ₹3,706 crore for an OSAT facility on 48 acres in Sector 28. Other companies like Tarq Semiconductors (Hiranandani Group), Bharat Semi Systems Pvt Ltd, Aditech Semiconductors, and Panasonic have received in-principle land approvals or proposals in Sectors 10 and 28.

Confirmed Investments

• HCL-Foxconn JV (Vama Sundari Investments): ₹3,706 crore for semiconductor assembly and testing; foundation laid February 2026; production by 2028, creating 3,500 jobs.

• Tarq Semiconductors (Hiranandani Group): ₹28,000 crore proposed on 115 acres; in-principle approval.​

Proposed or Scouting Investments

• Bharat Semi Systems Pvt Ltd: ₹2,350 crore on 50 acres in Sector 10; in-principle approval.​

• NXP Semiconductors: Scouting land in Sector 10 for R&D expansion as part of $1 billion India plan.​

• Others (earlier proposals): Aditech Semiconductors (100 acres), Kaynes Semicon (50 acres, later shifted to Gujarat), Panasonic (50 acres under review).

When will Noida Semicinductor park start operation

YEIDA Semiconductor Park's foundation stone was laid on February 21, 2026, marking the official start of construction. The primary HCL-Foxconn joint venture unit in Sector 28 (48 acres) is expected to begin production within 1.5 years, around August-September 2027, following completion of soil and water testing.

Other Units Timeline

Additional units in Sector 10 (200 acres total across the 500-acre park) for companies like Tarq Semiconductors and Bharat Semi Systems have in-principle approvals, with production likely by 2028 or later. YEIDA infrastructure like water and power is slated for 2026-27 completion.

Connectivity advantage near Jewar Airport

The Semiconductor Park's location just 4 km from Noida International Airport (Jewar) provides key logistical edges like quick cargo access for chip exports and easy international buyer visits. Multimodal connectivity boosts efficiency for manufacturers via highways, rail, and air.

Road Connectivity

• Direct access to Yamuna Expressway and the new Delhi-Mumbai Expressway interchange for fast links to Delhi, Mumbai, and beyond.

• Eastern Peripheral Expressway (EPE) and Eastern Freight Corridor for seamless goods movement.​

Rail and Air Links

• Upcoming Rapid Rail Transit System (RRTS) with approved DPR for rapid urban transit.​

• Planned high-speed Delhi-Varanasi rail line with a station at the airport.

Sources:

• Time of India

• Jagarna.com