Lucknow: Under the leadership of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, Uttar Pradesh is rapidly positioning itself as a major hub for medical device manufacturing in India. The 350-acre Medical Device Park being developed by the Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority (YEIDA) in Sector-28 has moved decisively from planning to execution, with strong progress visible in investment, land allotment, and on-ground construction.
According to official data, more than 100 industrial plots have already been allotted, and construction work has commenced in 12 units, signalling the beginning of tangible industrial activity at the park. Production is expected to start in the near future.

The Medical Device Park is being developed as part of the Yogi government’s broader vision to make Uttar Pradesh an investor-friendly state backed by stable policies, robust infrastructure, and efficient governance. The project is increasingly being seen as a potential game-changer that could transform the state into a new power centre for medical device manufacturing.
101 of 203 Industrial Plots Allotted
Out of the total 350 acres, about 188.15 acres have been earmarked exclusively for industrial units. Within this area, 203 industrial plots of varying sizes have been developed, of which 101 plots have already been allotted. This strong response reflects growing investor confidence in the YEIDA region and in the state’s medical device ecosystem.
Investment Translating into Ground-Level Progress
YEIDA’s progress report highlights steady momentum. As many as 85 investors have submitted lease plans, while 62 lease deeds have been executed. Additionally, 49 units have taken possession of their sites, 23 building plans have been approved, and 12 units have begun construction. Officials attribute this progress to the state’s single-window clearance system, time-bound approvals, and policy consistency.

Integrated Industrial Ecosystem
The Medical Device Park is being developed not merely as an industrial cluster but as a comprehensive industrial ecosystem. The plan includes 9.02 acres for warehouse plots, 18.66 acres of green area, 46.43 acres for common facilities, 4.84 acres for commercial use, and 79.10 acres for parking and road infrastructure. This integrated model aims to ensure efficiency in logistics, environmental sustainability, and workforce convenience.
Fresh Allotments Open for Investors
To accelerate industrial activity further, YEIDA has opened a new allotment scheme for the remaining available land. On January 12, 2026, a plan was launched for the allotment of 22 new plots spread over 10.32 acres. These include 11 plots of 1,000 sq m, 9 plots of 2,100 sq m, and 2 plots of 5,940 sq m. The last date for applications is February 11, 2026.
Towards National and Global Recognition
Industry experts believe that YEIDA’s strategic location, seamless expressway connectivity, proximity to the upcoming airport ecosystem, and the Yogi government’s industry-oriented policies could give Uttar Pradesh not only national but also international recognition in the medical device sector. The project is expected to reduce import dependence and strengthen the objectives of Make in India and Atmanirbhar Bharat, firmly placing Uttar Pradesh on the global medical manufacturing map.

