By Saksham Arora Morning in Surajpur begins with the movement of factory buses, goods carriers and workers entering numbered industrial sites. Packaging units start dispatching consignments, engineering workshops open their shutters, and trucks carrying components move towards Noida, Delhi, Dadri and other NCR markets.
Surajpur Industrial Area is one of the oldest manufacturing belts in Greater Noida. It is not a single gated estate. The wider zone includes UPSIDA Industrial Area Sites B, C and V, along with Site IV, Udyog Vihar and nearby industrial pockets on the Surajpur–Kasna corridor. These sections accommodate factories, warehouses, workshops and supplier units of different sizes.
Overview Surajpur Industrial Area
| Particular | Details |
| Location | Surajpur, Greater Noida, Gautam Buddha Nagar |
| Main industrial sections | Sites B, C and V, Site IV and nearby Udyog Vihar |
| Industrial authorities | UPSIDA and Greater Noida Authority, depending on the site |
| Main road connections | Surajpur–Kasna Road and Dadri–Surajpur–Chhalera Road |
| Nearest Aqua Line stations | Depot, GNIDA Office and Delta 1, depending on the site |
| Nearest railway options | Dadri and Boraki railway stations |
| Nearest airports | Noida International Airport and Delhi IGI Airport |
| Nearby areas | Kasna, Tilpata, Dadri, Ecotech, Gamma and Delta sectors |
| Major industries | Electronics, automobiles, engineering, plastics and packaging |
| Suitable for | Factories, MSMEs, supplier units and warehouses |
Where Is Surajpur Industrial Area Located?
The industrial belt is situated around Surajpur town in central Greater Noida. Different sections extend towards Tilpata, Kasna, Dadri and the planned residential sectors of the city.
Industrial addresses may mention Site B, Site C, Site V, Site IV, Udyog Vihar or Surajpur–Kasna Road. Since these locations cover a wide area, visitors should confirm the site, block, plot number and factory gate before travelling.
UPSIDA manages several established industrial sites around Surajpur, while neighbouring industrial and urban sectors fall under Greater Noida Authority. Current environmental records separately identify Surajpur Sites B, C and V, Udyog Vihar and Industrial Area Site IV.
Connectivity
1. Road Connectivity
Surajpur–Kasna Road is one of the main routes serving the industrial belt. It connects Surajpur with Pari Chowk, Kasna, Ecotech sectors and the Yamuna Expressway-facing side of Greater Noida.
The Dadri–Surajpur–Chhalera Road provides movement towards Dadri, Noida and central Greater Noida. Roads through Tilpata support access towards the Eastern Peripheral Expressway and nearby logistics facilities.
The Surajpur–Kasna corridor is important for industrial and residential traffic. A six-lane section between Kasna market and the Ecotech VI rotary underwent resurfacing after developing potholes during the monsoon.
Traffic can become heavy near Surajpur Ghanta Chowk, Tilpata Chowk and major factory gates. Large businesses should inspect truck-turning space, loading areas and the complete approach route before leasing a property.
2. Metro Connectivity
There is no Aqua Line station directly inside the older UPSIDA industrial sites. Depot, GNIDA Office and Delta 1 are among the useful stations, depending on the exact factory address.
The Aqua Line connects Greater Noida with Pari Chowk, Knowledge Park II, Noida Sector 142 and Noida Sector 51. Depot is the southern terminal, while GNIDA Office and Delta 1 serve nearby Greater Noida sectors.
Employees normally complete the final journey by auto, e-rickshaw, bus, company vehicle or private transport.
3. Railway Connectivity
Dadri Railway Station serves the Delhi–Aligarh–Kanpur corridor and has limited passenger-train stoppages. It is also connected with the important Dadri railway yard and freight network.
Boraki, officially known as Greater Noida Railway Station, is another useful option for parts of the industrial belt. It is planned for expansion as a larger multimodal transport hub, though future facilities should not be treated as operational yet.
4. Airport Connectivity
Noida International Airport at Jewar began commercial operations in June 2026. It now provides a closer air-travel option for Greater Noida and is expanding its domestic route network.
Indira Gandhi International Airport remains the region’s larger airport, particularly for extensive domestic and international connections.
Facilities in Surajpur Industrial Area
1. Factory and Warehouse Space
Surajpur offers independent factories, industrial sheds, multi-floor units and warehouses. Properties range from small MSME premises to larger manufacturing campuses with loading yards and employee facilities.
Sites B, C and V are particularly associated with small and medium industrial units. The wider Surajpur–Kasna belt also contains major manufacturing plants and organised commercial developments.
2. Electricity, Water and Roads
Industrial electricity and water connections are available, but sanctioned load and supply capacity differ between sites. Businesses using moulding machines, compressors, furnaces or automated production lines should verify the existing electrical connection.
UPSIDA has selected Surajpur Site V for solar-power infrastructure under its plan to develop cleaner and more energy-efficient industrial zones. The programme also includes solar lighting and green-belt improvement.
Internal road quality, drainage and street lighting vary by site. These conditions should be inspected during working hours and after rainfall.
3. Drainage and Environmental Management
Wastewater management remains an important issue. The Hawaliya drain begins around Surajpur and receives treated industrial discharge from Sites B, C and V, along with sewage and discharge from other urban and industrial areas.
Greater Noida Authority has proposed a sewage-treatment facility and drain-rejuvenation work after pollution and flooding concerns were raised by environmental authorities.
Factories must maintain the pollution-control, waste-treatment, fire-safety and worker-safety systems required for their industrial category.
4. Daily-Use Facilities
Banks, ATMs, restaurants, fuel stations, pharmacies and repair shops are available around Surajpur town, Site C, Tilpata and Kasna Road.
Greater hospitals, hotels and organised retail facilities are available towards Gamma, Delta, Pari Chowk and Knowledge Park. Company buses and private vehicles are commonly used because some industrial streets have limited public transport.
Major Industries
Surajpur has a broad manufacturing profile that includes:
- Consumer electronics and appliances
- Tractors and agricultural equipment
- Two-wheelers and automotive components
- Plastic moulding and packaging
- Electrical and engineering products
- Metal fabrication and machining
- Food processing and distribution
- Warehousing and logistics
The availability of large manufacturers has encouraged the growth of component suppliers, packaging businesses, transporters and industrial-maintenance companies.
Company List in Surajpur Industrial Area
There is no complete, regularly updated public tenant directory. The following companies are associated with the wider Surajpur–Greater Noida manufacturing corridor:
| Company | Main Business |
| LG Electronics India | Consumer electronics and home appliances |
| CNH Industrial/New Holland Agriculture | Tractors and agricultural equipment |
| India Yamaha Motor | Two-wheelers and automotive manufacturing |
| Local automotive suppliers | Components, moulded parts and assemblies |
| Packaging manufacturers | Cartons, films, labels and industrial packing |
| Engineering workshops | Fabrication, machining and equipment repair |
| Warehouse operators | Storage and NCR distribution |
LG continues to operate a manufacturing plant in Greater Noida, while New Holland and India Yamaha Motor have established vehicle-manufacturing activity in the city’s industrial region.
Why Businesses Choose Surajpur
Surajpur provides access to Greater Noida’s workforce, NCR markets and a mature supplier ecosystem. Its location between Noida, Dadri, Kasna and major expressway corridors supports both manufacturing and regional distribution.
Industrial properties are available in different sizes, making the area suitable for large factories as well as MSMEs. The main challenges are traffic congestion, uneven infrastructure and environmental compliance.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. Are Sites B, C and V part of the same industrial estate?
A: They belong to the wider Surajpur industrial zone but are separate sites with different plot layouts and access roads.
Q2. Which metro station is closest to Surajpur Industrial Area?
A: The practical station may be Depot, GNIDA Office or Delta 1, depending on the industrial site and factory location.
Q3. Can industrial property in one site be used for any manufacturing activity?
A: No. The permitted activity depends on allotment terms, pollution category, power capacity, fire approval and building permission.
Q4. Is Noida International Airport operational?
A: Yes. Commercial passenger operations began in June 2026, initially with domestic services.
Q5. Are factory addresses easy to locate?
A: Not always. Visitors should confirm the site name, plot number, gate and map location because the wider industrial belt covers several separate sections.