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93rd Board meeting of YEIDA held
The 93rd Board Meeting of the Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority (YEIDA) was held. The following major decisions were taken during the meeting in the public interest.
As of 14 September 2026, the Authority’s total receipts during FY 2025–26 stood at ₹1,495.43 crore, whereas total receipts during FY 2026–27, up to 14 September 2026, stood at ₹4,222.37 crore, representing an increase of 182.35% over the previous year.
In particular, revenue of ₹2,420.70 crore was generated under the *Industrial/Mixed Land Scheme, which is 174.47% of the budgeted provision for the entire year*.
During FY 2025–26, the Authority’s total expenditure up to 14 September 2025 was ₹2,333.72 crore, whereas during FY 2026–27, expenditure up to 14 September 2026 stood at ₹5,501.71 crore. During the corresponding period of the previous year, ₹1,735.79 crore was spent towards land acquisition and repayment of loans taken from various banks. During the current year, *₹4,344.34 crore was spent for land acquisition and repayment of loans from various banks.
Major Decisions Taken
Several decisions in the public interest were taken at the 93rd Board Meeting of the Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority. The major decisions are as follows:
YEIDA Corpus Fund Investment Regulation 2026–27
With the objective of ensuring the long-term maintenance of civic infrastructure and financial sustainability in the YEIDA area, the YEIDA Corpus Fund Investment Regulation 2026–27 has been prepared.
Under this arrangement, One-Time Lease Rent and other eligible non-recurring receipts will be kept separately in a Corpus Fund and invested securely in accordance with prescribed rules.
The interest earned from such investments, along with permissible amounts, will be utilised for the maintenance and repair of roads, water supply, sewerage and drainage systems, street lighting, parks, green belts and other civic amenities in the Authority’s area.
The Corpus Fund will ensure financial discipline, transparency and monitoring in the Authority’s general and operational expenditure. Through this policy, YEIDA has taken an important step towards establishing a long-term and sustainable financial mechanism* for the continued maintenance of civic amenities alongside the increasing pace of development in the region.
2 Development of a Multi-Modal Logistics Park
YEIDA is undertaking an important initiative under Master Plan–2041 for the planned development of logistics and warehousing activities in the Authority’s area.
In accordance with the U.P. Multi-Modal Logistics Park Policy–2024, the Board of Directors has approved the process for development of a Multi-Modal Logistics Park and for making plots available to eligible investors through e-auction.
This initiative is expected to promote investment, employment and modern supply-chain infrastructure in the YEIDA area and contribute to developing the region as a major logistics hub.
Agra Urban Centre – Master Plan 2041
YEIDA is working towards finalising the Master Plan–2041 for the Agra Urban Centre.
In this regard, the revised Master Plan report had earlier been presented before the Authority’s 88th Board Meeting, following which objections and suggestions were invited from the general public. The objections and suggestions received were examined by the committee, which recommended their disposal.
Based on these recommendations, the revised draft Master Plan–2041 for the Agra Urban Centre is being prepared. The Master Plan will provide directions for future land use and development* for the planned and comprehensive development of the Agra Urban Centre.
Development of an Industrial Node near Noida International Airport
YEIDA has undertaken work towards developing an Industrial Node over an area of approximately 8,000 hectares in the southern region of Noida International Airport. The work was reviewed by the Board of Directors.
As of 14 September 2026, the Authority’s total receipts during FY 2025–26 stood at ₹1,495.43 crore, whereas total receipts during FY 2026–27, up to 14 September 2026, stood at ₹4,222.37 crore, representing an increase of 182.35% over the previous year.
In particular, revenue of ₹2,420.70 crore was generated under the *Industrial/Mixed Land Scheme, which is 174.47% of the budgeted provision for the entire year*.
During FY 2025–26, the Authority’s total expenditure up to 14 September 2025 was ₹2,333.72 crore, whereas during FY 2026–27, expenditure up to 14 September 2026 stood at ₹5,501.71 crore. During the corresponding period of the previous year, ₹1,735.79 crore was spent towards land acquisition and repayment of loans taken from various banks. During the current year, *₹4,344.34 crore was spent for land acquisition and repayment of loans from various banks.
Major Decisions Taken
Several decisions in the public interest were taken at the 93rd Board Meeting of the Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority. The major decisions are as follows:
YEIDA Corpus Fund Investment Regulation 2026–27
With the objective of ensuring the long-term maintenance of civic infrastructure and financial sustainability in the YEIDA area, the YEIDA Corpus Fund Investment Regulation 2026–27 has been prepared.
Under this arrangement, One-Time Lease Rent and other eligible non-recurring receipts will be kept separately in a Corpus Fund and invested securely in accordance with prescribed rules.
The interest earned from such investments, along with permissible amounts, will be utilised for the maintenance and repair of roads, water supply, sewerage and drainage systems, street lighting, parks, green belts and other civic amenities in the Authority’s area.
The Corpus Fund will ensure financial discipline, transparency and monitoring in the Authority’s general and operational expenditure. Through this policy, YEIDA has taken an important step towards establishing a long-term and sustainable financial mechanism* for the continued maintenance of civic amenities alongside the increasing pace of development in the region.
2 Development of a Multi-Modal Logistics Park
YEIDA is undertaking an important initiative under Master Plan–2041 for the planned development of logistics and warehousing activities in the Authority’s area.
In accordance with the U.P. Multi-Modal Logistics Park Policy–2024, the Board of Directors has approved the process for development of a Multi-Modal Logistics Park and for making plots available to eligible investors through e-auction.
This initiative is expected to promote investment, employment and modern supply-chain infrastructure in the YEIDA area and contribute to developing the region as a major logistics hub.
Agra Urban Centre – Master Plan 2041
YEIDA is working towards finalising the Master Plan–2041 for the Agra Urban Centre.
In this regard, the revised Master Plan report had earlier been presented before the Authority’s 88th Board Meeting, following which objections and suggestions were invited from the general public. The objections and suggestions received were examined by the committee, which recommended their disposal.
Based on these recommendations, the revised draft Master Plan–2041 for the Agra Urban Centre is being prepared. The Master Plan will provide directions for future land use and development* for the planned and comprehensive development of the Agra Urban Centre.
Development of an Industrial Node near Noida International Airport
YEIDA has undertaken work towards developing an Industrial Node over an area of approximately 8,000 hectares in the southern region of Noida International Airport. The work was reviewed by the Board of Directors.
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