The Union Territory of Delhi covers 1,483 sq km, of which 1,113.65 sq km is urbanised. With the upcoming Jewar International Airport in Noida, Delhi will have close access to two international airports.
The Capital of India houses the headquarters of central government ministries, departments, and some of the largest industry associations in the country. It is, therefore, also the preferred destination for hosting significant international and domestic trade conventions, events, and programs.
Delhi ranked third in the Export Preparedness Index 2022 in the Union Territory/Small States category. It also emerged as an “Achiever” among the Union Territories in Logistics Ease (LEADS 2023). A notable initiative undertaken by the city is Formulation of City Logistics Plan, which will be aimed at addressing challenges related to freight movement in the urban areas.
Delhi is part of and surrounded by the National Capital Region (NCR), comprising several districts from the states of Haryana, Rajasthan, and Uttar Pradesh. The strong connectivity to Delhi, the establishment of manufacturing units, and related services, along with the growth of industrial clusters and high economic activity, have made NCR one of the top choices for warehousing in India.
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Delhi’s industrial development, primarily driven by the tertiary sector, serves as a stable foundation for swift income growth. As a major trading hub in the country, Delhi boasts excellent infrastructure and a favourable environment for knowledge-based and high-tech IT/ITeS industries, complemented by robust communication facilities. With one of the highest per capita incomes in the nation, Delhi stands out as a vibrant centre for commerce and trade, contributing significantly to India’s economic landscape.
One of the sectors driving the city’s growth is information technology (IT) and software. In 2023, Delhi achieved a significant milestone with its high sale of electric vehicles (EVs) comprising 19.5% of India’s total vehicle sales. The manufacturing sector has been strong in Delhi since the 1980s and it continues to be a significant employer, with electronics, home consumables, and garments being the key commodities. While agriculture has diminished, Delhi NCR continues to lead the dairy and livestock industry, ranking as India’s 11th largest.
With FDI inflows reaching US$89.68 billion from April 2000 to June 2019, the city attracts investments, particularly in services, IT, real estate, and start-up sectors. With a diverse and favourable economic landscape contributing significantly to its status as a thriving industrial and business centre, the Capital of India has established itself as the most attractive retail market in northern India.
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Our two parks in Delhi: Horizon Urban Logistics Park, Delhi I and Horizon Urban Logistics Park, Delhi II, stand out as prime destinations for retail and e-commerce companies. Located in the heart of Delhi, these parks are strategic urban hubs for in-city operations. They offer proximity to key residential and commercial areas such as Shalimar Bagh, Rohini, Netaji Subhash Place, and Sonipat.
Horizon Urban Logistics Park Delhi I is situated just 19 km from KMP Expressway and 13 km from the Singhu Border, while Delhi II is 17 km away from KMP Expressway and 10 km from the Singhu Border. Both these parks cater not only to the city of Delhi but also extend their reach to Haryana, Punjab, and the Himachal belt. These prime locations have easy accessibility to emergency services, including police and fire stations, and a multi-speciality hospital.
These 100% globally compliant Grade A facilities come in ready-to-move and built-to-suit options, so that your next base in North India is augmented efficiently by our design and service versatility.
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