“Manufacturing growth depends as much on execution-ready infrastructure as it does on policy support. Through the PADMA Scheme, MSMEs receive meaningful incentives, and our role is to complement those benefits with industrial infrastructure that enables businesses to commence operations quickly and efficiently. By bringing land, construction, approvals and utilities under a single integrated solution, we aim to reduce project timelines and simplify expansion for manufacturers.” Dr Yogesh Bhatia, Managing Director & CEO, LML Realty
LML Realty has announced an investment of ₹250 crore for the development of its industrial park at Jhirka Valley, Haryana, aimed at strengthening manufacturing infrastructure for micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs). The project has been approved under the Haryana Government’s PADMA (Promoting Access and Development of MSME Advancement) Scheme and has now been expanded from 35 acres to 45 acres.
Located approximately 15 minutes from the Delhi-Mumbai Expressway, the industrial park is being developed as a government-supported manufacturing ecosystem with integrated infrastructure, policy incentives and factory development solutions to enable faster industrial expansion.
The park will offer ready industrial plots, plug-and-play manufacturing units and Built-to-Suit factory solutions, allowing businesses to either purchase land and develop customized facilities or lease fully operational factories. Through its construction arm, LML Contracts, the company offers end-to-end execution covering land, factory construction, statutory approvals and utility infrastructure under a single contract, with delivery timelines of around 180 days. Leasing options start from ₹25 per sq. ft. per month.
The development is targeted at industries including engineering and manufacturing, automotive, pharmaceuticals, food processing, textiles, FMCG, chemicals, warehousing and logistics, research and development facilities, electronics and data centres.
The industrial park will feature 18-metre RCC roads, stormwater drainage systems, DI water pipelines, sewage treatment and effluent treatment plants (STP and ETP), LED street lighting, rainwater harvesting, 24×7 gated security, dedicated exhibition and display centres, on-site testing and R&D facilities, utilities infrastructure and employee support facilities.
Enterprises establishing operations within the park will be eligible for incentives under the Haryana Government’s PADMA Scheme, including benefits of up to ₹2 crore per unit, 75% SGST reimbursement for seven years, capital subsidy of up to ₹30 lakh, 100% electricity duty exemption for 12 years and support for branding, technology adoption and research and development.
The project is strategically connected through NH-248A (Sohna-Alwar Highway) and is in close proximity to Gurugram, Faridabad, IGI Airport, Jewar Airport and the upcoming regional railway network, providing connectivity for both domestic and export-oriented manufacturing.
Commenting on the development, Dr Yogesh Bhatia, Managing Director & CEO, LML Realty, said, “Manufacturing growth depends as much on execution-ready infrastructure as it does on policy support. Through the PADMA Scheme, MSMEs receive meaningful incentives, and our role is to complement those benefits with industrial infrastructure that enables businesses to commence operations quickly and efficiently. By bringing land, construction, approvals and utilities under a single integrated solution, we aim to reduce project timelines and simplify expansion for manufacturers.”
He added, “Our long-term vision extends beyond a single project. Over the next decade, we aspire to develop 100 industrial parks across India, creating integrated manufacturing ecosystems that support MSMEs with the infrastructure, services and operational ecosystem they need to scale efficiently. We believe stronger industrial infrastructure will accelerate the Make in India initiative, strengthen the MSME sector, generate employment and contribute significantly to India’s GDP growth.”
The Jhirka Valley project marks the first phase of LML Realty’s industrial infrastructure expansion, with the company evaluating similar developments across Haryana, Punjab, Uttar Pradesh and Rajasthan.
