Greater Noida is set to establish a cutting-edge 174-acre cargo park aimed at streamlining freight movement across the National Capital Region.
The upcoming Multi-Modal Logistics Park (MMLP), located in Sector Kappa 2, Dadri, will serve as a crucial logistics hub, leveraging its proximity to key infrastructure like the Noida International Airport in Jewar and the country’s two Dedicated Freight Corridors.Announced on Friday, the land allotment scheme for this ambitious project marks a strategic intervention in Greater Noida’s long-term urban and economic planning. The MMLP forms a central part of the city’s Master Plan 2041, designed to cater to the rapidly growing demand for integrated logistics and warehousing capabilities in northern India.
Estimated to attract investments of over ₹5,000 crore, the cargo park is expected to generate approximately 15,000 direct and indirect jobs, offering a major boost to the local economy and employment ecosystem. The land for the project is being offered at ₹11,000 per square metre, with applications for allotment now open through an online portal for a month.Greater Noida Authority’s Chief Executive Officer, Ravi Kumar NG, said the park is envisioned as a core node in India’s logistics transformation. “This project not only supports the logistics needs of the National Capital Region but also enhances the global competitiveness of Indian industry. It’s a future-ready model of sustainable logistics that will bring long-term economic and environmental returns,” he noted.
The park will provide multimodal cargo handling facilities, including an intermodal terminal that enables movement of goods by road, rail, and air. It will offer modern infrastructure such as cold-chain integrated warehouses, bulk and break-bulk terminals, and container yards. Operators will be allowed to run bonded and non-bonded warehousing, customs clearance, and freight forwarding operations.What sets the park apart is its adjacency to a 250-acre Inland Container Depot operated by CONCOR, a government-owned logistics firm. This location synergy ensures that the park will form part of a larger integrated cargo ecosystem, making it a go-to destination for logistics providers seeking multimodal solutions.
The park’s connectivity credentials are unmatched. It lies close to both the Eastern and Western Dedicated Freight Corridors, offering seamless goods movement across India’s key industrial belts. With its proximity to the upcoming international airport at Jewar, the project is ideally positioned to handle air cargo and global freight consolidation efficiently.To be eligible for land allotment, companies must commit to investing a minimum of ₹1,200 crore—excluding the cost of land—and demonstrate at least a decade of operational experience in logistics infrastructure, particularly in managing rail terminals or inland container depots. Applicants will be evaluated based on a point-based system that assesses prior experience and investment scale, with shortlisted firms invited for a final presentation. In case of a tie, allotment will be determined through a draw.
The project is being implemented under the Uttar Pradesh government’s Multi-Modal Logistics Park Policy 2024, which incentivises logistics infrastructure investment through a range of fiscal and procedural benefits.
As India looks to strengthen its logistics backbone, reduce carbon emissions, and improve last-mile delivery efficiency, Greater Noida’s MMLP emerges as a blueprint for future-ready, climate-conscious, and employment-generating infrastructure. By aligning with sustainable urban goals and modern logistics needs, this 174-acre cargo park is poised to become one of the most significant infrastructure assets in the region.
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