New Noida 2026: UPITS-4 Infrastructure & Development Updates
1 August 2026
UPITS 4.0: A Three-Dimensional Vision for Uttar Pradesh's Global Sourcing Future
The Uttar Pradesh International Trade Show (UPITS) 4.0 reflects the stateʼs growing ambition to become a major global sourcing and business destination. More than a trade exhibition, UPITS connects entrepreneurs, manufacturers, MSMEs, exporters, investors, international buyers and industry leaders.
UPITS 1.0 – 2023: The inaugural edition generated over 1 lakh business leads and more than 75,000 B2B orders, connecting Uttar Pradeshʼs industries and MSMEs with domestic and international markets.
UPITS 2.0 – 2024: The second edition expanded global trade engagement, connecting businesses with international buyers from over 70 countries. Business generation of around ₹4,000 crore was expected, while reports highlighted business opportunities exceeding ₹10,000 crore.
UPITS 3.0 – 2025: The event facilitated over 2,400 MoUs worth ₹1,882 crore and generated business enquiries exceeding ₹11,200 crore.
UPITS 4.0 – 2026: Scheduled for 25–29 September 2026 at India Expo Centre & Mart, Greater Noida, it aims to strengthen Uttar Pradeshʼs position as a Global Sourcing Hub.
New Noida: Land from 37 Villages to Be Acquired in 1st Phase
The New Noida project is taking a significant step forward, with the first phase of land acquisition planned across 37 villages in Gautam Buddh Nagar and Bulandshahr. The development is expected to create new opportunities for industry, logistics, housing and supporting commercial activities in the region.
13 Villages in Gautam Buddh Nagar: Anandpur, Bairangpur, Beel Akbarpur, Chhaysa, Dayanagar, Girirajpur, Kot, Milak Khandera, Nagla Kamru, Nagla Nyansukh, Nekrampur, Phoolpur & Sainthali.
24 Villages in Bulandshahr: Birondi Fauladpur, Birondi Tajpur, Chola, Dimri Adilpur, Gopalpur, Hridaypur, Jokhabad, Kaithara, Kanwara, Kadu, Kishanpur, Lohakar, Muradabad, Nagla Barodha, Nawada, Rajrampur, Rajpur Khurd, Sabdalpur, Salempur Kayasth, Sanwali, Shahpur Kalan, Sherpur, Sikra and one additional revenue village included in the notified first-phase list.
The larger New Noida (DNGIR) development covers approximately 209 sq. km across 84 villages and is planned with a strong focus on industrial development, supported by residential, commercial, institutional and green areas.
Why It Matters: For landowners, investors and businesses, New Noida represents a significant long-term development opportunity. As infrastructure, connectivity and industrial activity develop, the region could emerge as an important industrial and investment corridor within the NCR.
Route Finalised for ₹4,000-Crore Elevated Road Linking Noida to Greater Noida
A major step forward has been reported for the proposed ₹4,000-crore elevated road connecting Noida and Greater Noida, with the route now finalised.
The planned corridor is expected to provide commuters with a smoother and more convenient connection between the two rapidly growing cities. As traffic continues to increase across the Noida–Greater Noida region, the new elevated road could offer much-needed relief on existing routes and improve overall mobility
The project is registered under UP RERA, with completion scheduled for June 2031. Its strategic location and planned amenities position Gaur Alaris as a significant residential development in the rapidly growing Yamuna Expressway region.
From a real estate perspective, improved infrastructure is closely watched by homebuyers, businesses and investors. Faster access to key areas can make surrounding locations more attractive for residential, commercial and industrial development.
₹500-Acre “Japan City” Proposed Along Yamuna Expressway
A major development is being proposed along the Yamuna Expressway, with plans for a 500-acre “Japan Cityˮ in the YEIDA region. The project is expected to strengthen the connection between Uttar Pradesh and Japanese businesses while adding another important development to the rapidly growing Yamuna Expressway corridor.
The proposed Japan City is planned in Sector 5A of the YEIDA area, close to the upcoming Noida International Airport. The idea is to create a dedicated environment where Japanese companies can establish manufacturing units, offices and other business operations.
The development could support sectors such as manufacturing, automobiles, electronics, technology and logistics, while also creating demand for supporting commercial and residential infrastructure.
For the Yamuna Expressway region, projects of this scale are significant because they can bring new businesses, employment opportunities and infrastructure investment. The growing connectivity around the airport and industrial areas is also making the region increasingly attractive to investors and businesses..
From a real estate perspective, the proposed Japan City could further strengthen demand for industrial land, warehouses, commercial spaces and residential properties in the surrounding YEIDA sectors.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. What is UPITS 4.0 and why is it important for Uttar Pradesh?
The Uttar Pradesh International Trade Show (UPITS) 4.0 is a major trade and business event scheduled for 25-29 September 2026 at India Expo Centre & Mart, Greater Noida. It aims to connect entrepreneurs, manufacturers, MSMEs, exporters, investors and international buyers while strengthening Uttar Pradesh's position as a Global Sourcing Hub.
Q2. What is the New Noida project and how many villages are included in the first phase?
The first phase of the New Noida project involves land acquisition across 37 villages in Gautam Buddh Nagar and Bulandshahr. The larger DNGIR development covers approximately 209 sq. km across 84 villages and is planned to support industrial, residential, commercial, institutional and green development.
Q3. What is the proposed ₹4,000-crore elevated road between Noida and Greater Noida?
The proposed ₹4,000-crore elevated road will connect Noida and Greater Noida, providing an alternative and smoother route for commuters. The project is expected to improve connectivity, reduce pressure on existing busy roads and support better access between residential, commercial and employment areas.
Q4. What is the proposed 500-acre Japan City along the Yamuna Expressway?
The proposed 500-acre Japan City is planned in Sector 5A of the YEIDA region, close to the upcoming Noida International Airport. It is intended to provide a dedicated environment for Japanese companies and could support manufacturing, automobiles, electronics, technology and logistics, along with demand for commercial, industrial and residential development.
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