1. Increase in Development and Setup Costs Infrastructure gaps—such as missing roads, unreliable power supply, or lack of sewage systems—shift the burden of development onto the buyer. This results in: Higher initial capital expenditure for utilities and site preparation Costs related to installing temporary access roads, power backup systems, or water sources Reduced funding eligibility...
1. State Industrial Development Corporations In most Indian states, infrastructure within industrial zones is primarily managed by State Industrial Development Corporations (SIDCs). These government agencies are responsible for: Planning and developing industrial parks Laying and maintaining roads, water supply, electricity, and drainage systems Allocating plots to industries and monitoring...
1. Surface (Stormwater) Drainage System A well-designed surface drainage system is essential to manage rainwater and surface runoff within industrial premises. It typically includes: Open or covered concrete drains along roads and plot boundaries Stormwater catch pits and culverts to prevent waterlogging Sloped paving and curbing to direct runoff to designated drains Silt traps or oil...
1. Before Offering Land for Sale or Lease Infrastructure development should ideally be completed prior to marketing or selling industrial land. A fully serviced plot is more attractive to buyers and: Demonstrates readiness for immediate use Increases buyer confidence and reduces perceived risk Commands a higher price per square foot due to plug-and-play advantages Key infrastructure...
1. Ensures Environmental Compliance Industries are required to manage waste responsibly under environmental regulations. Proper sewage connectivity: Facilitates disposal of domestic wastewater from offices, canteens, and restrooms Prevents illegal discharge into open land or water bodies Helps meet standards set by Pollution Control Boards (PCB) and environmental authorities Without...
1. Facilitate Efficient Movement of Goods and Vehicles Internal roads within an industrial land parcel or estate are crucial for smooth vehicular circulation, enabling: Easy ingress and egress of heavy trucks and trailers Movement of raw materials, finished goods, and machinery Reduced loading/unloading time at bays or docks Well-laid roads minimize congestion and operational delays,...
1. Maharashtra – MIDC Industrial Parks The Maharashtra Industrial Development Corporation (MIDC) is one of India's largest state-run industrial infrastructure bodies, managing over 280 industrial areas across the state. Key locations include: Chakan and Talegaon (Pune) – Automotive and engineering hub TTC Industrial Area (Navi Mumbai) – Electronics, IT hardware, pharma Hingna and...
1. Fundamental Requirement for Industrial Operations Water is an essential utility for a wide range of industrial activities, including: Manufacturing processes (cooling, washing, mixing) Chemical and pharmaceutical production Textile dyeing, food processing, and beverage industries Sanitation and domestic use for on-site staff Industrial buyers assess water availability as a core...
1. Operational Readiness and Attractiveness to Buyers A reliable electricity supply is a critical requirement for most industrial operations, making it a top priority for prospective buyers. Industrial land equipped with: Pre-installed high-tension (HT) connections Access to dedicated substations Availability of 3-phase power is seen as plug-and-play, enabling faster establishment of...
1. Road and Transport Connectivity Well-developed road infrastructure is a fundamental factor that enhances the value of industrial land. This includes: Proximity to national and state highways Internal access roads within industrial parks Wide carriageways for truck movement Dedicated freight corridors and bypass routes Superior road connectivity lowers logistics costs, improves...
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