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The Functional Register

Named industrial projects on YEIDA / Yamuna Expressway land, and where each stands on the scheme’s 48-month functional-certificate clock. The register records published stages and dates — it does not grade companies. Rows we cannot source stay off the board.

METHOD — every row carries a named source, a tier (verified / reported) and dates. Clock states are machine-enforced: a computed due date appears only where a lease-deed date has been published, and is labelled as computed. Register updated 16 July 2026 · 4 named rows. Machine-readable feed: /api/functional-register.json · contract: functional-register.schema.md.

THE RULE THIS BOARD IS BUILT ON: a Letter of Intent does not start the 48-month clock. Lease-deed execution does (YEIDA industrial scheme brochure YEA/IND8000(2025-26)-14, cl. 2.2.1). Most headlines announce LoIs — the legal window for a Functional Certificate begins only when the lease deed is signed, so this register separates the two instead of blurring them. Your own plot’s dates: the personal clock widget and extension ladder on the industrial hub.

The 1 July 2026 LoI batch, as an aggregate: YEIDA handed Letters of Intent to eight companies on 1 July 2026 for industrial projects totalling about ₹3,181.2 crore (~18,126 direct jobs projected) across automotive components, smart electricals, steel furniture, medical gloves, food processing, cosmetics and PCB/electronics. Of the eight, only Samvardhana Motherson corroborates at company level in our source set so far — the remaining seven join the board as rows when their company-level details corroborate, not before.

verifiedSource: Hamara Metro / Rashtriya Khabar / Raftar Today, 1 Jul 2026 · as of 2026-07-01

The board

Named projects, one 48-month clock each.

Company & projectSector · landInvestmentClock status
Samvardhana Motherson InternationalAutomotive components Sector 8D50 acres ₹1,156 crore (proposed)~8,000 direct (projected) LoI issued — clock not started
Stage on record: Letter of Intent handed 1 July 2026 — the largest of the eight LoIs in YEIDA's 1-July batch. verifiedSource: Rashtriya Khabar (corroborated Hamara Metro, Raftar Today), 1 Jul 2026 · as of 2026-07-01 · row last verified 2026-07-13 Supplier, contractor or service vendor to this project? Ask the industrial desk for an intro-ready brief — compiled from published facts only. Vidastu is not appointed by Samvardhana Motherson International.
SAEL IndustriesSolar manufacturing — 5 GW cell + 5 GW module (TOPCon) Sector 8 (near Jewar)200 acres ₹8,200 crore~5,000 direct / ~15,000 indirect (projected) Clock status unverifiable — lease-deed date unpublished
Stage on record: Construction reported — ground broken 29 June 2026, foundation stone laid by the UP CM; lease-deed date unpublished. verifiedSource: pv magazine India, 29 Jun 2026 (also Saur Energy, Energetica India) · as of 2026-06-29 · row last verified 2026-07-13 Supplier, contractor or service vendor to this project? Ask the industrial desk for an intro-ready brief — compiled from published facts only. Vidastu is not appointed by SAEL Industries.
Escorts Kubota LimitedTractors & construction equipment Sector 10154 acres ~₹2,029 crore~4,000 (projected) Clock status unverifiable — lease-deed date unpublished
Stage on record: Official land allotment 24 March 2026; lease-deed execution not publicly reported. verifiedSource: millenniumpost.in, 24 Mar 2026 (corroborated scanx.trade, investywise.com) · as of 2026-03-24 · row last verified 2026-03-24 Note: Earlier 2025 reports described a 190–200-acre, ₹4,500-crore plan; the executed allotment is the smaller figure recorded here. Supplier, contractor or service vendor to this project? Ask the industrial desk for an intro-ready brief — compiled from published facts only. Vidastu is not appointed by Escorts Kubota Limited.
CNH Industrial India Pvt. Ltd.Tractors & farm machinery Sector 8D100 acres over ₹1,200 crore~1,200 (projected) Clock status unverifiable — lease-deed date unpublished
Stage on record: Land allotment reported 24 March 2026, alongside Escorts Kubota; lease-deed execution not publicly reported. reportedSource: millenniumpost.in, 24 Mar 2026 (single source) · as of 2026-03-24 · row last verified 2026-03-24 Note: Single-publication row, shown at 'reported' tier until a second independent source corroborates. Supplier, contractor or service vendor to this project? Ask the industrial desk for an intro-ready brief — compiled from published facts only. Vidastu is not appointed by CNH Industrial India Pvt. Ltd..

Clock states

What each clock state means

LoI issued — clock not started

A Letter of Intent (or even an allotment letter) precedes lease-deed execution, and the 48-month functional-certificate window runs from lease-deed execution (brochure YEA/IND8000(2025-26)-14, cl. 2.2.1). Until a lease deed is reported, the clock has not legally begun.

Lease deed reported — functional certificate due (computed)

Appears only when a lease-deed date has been published with a named source. The due date is computed from the reported lease-deed date under standard YEIDA industrial lease conditions (48 months to Functional Certificate, brochure YEA/IND8000(2025-26)-14 cl. 2.2.1); individual allotment letters vary by scheme vintage — the specific lease deed governs.

Clock status unverifiable — lease-deed date unpublished

A stage (allotment, construction) is reported by a named source, but no lease-deed date has been published, so the clock cannot be honestly placed. The register marks it unverifiable rather than guessing in either direction.

What this register shows when a computed 48-month mark passes

When a row's computed 48-month mark passes, this register shows only what the scheme itself provides from that point — the chargeable-extension ladder (extension year 1 at 4% of the bid amount; a second and final year at 1% per month of the CURRENT allotment rate; then cancellation with 20% forfeiture — brochure cls. 2.2.3, 2.1.8/2.2.4) — and links the policy explainer. The register records dates and published stages; it does not grade companies or speculate about their programmes. Policy explainer: the extension ladder and personal clock widget on the industrial hub; the working build sequence is the five-stage plot-to-functional map.

Open data

The machine-readable feed

GET /api/functional-register.json — mirrors this page’s clock states verbatim: one object per row with clockState (LOI_ISSUED · CLOCK_RUNNING · CLOCK_UNVERIFIABLE), the display string rendered above, leaseDeedDate and functionalCertificateDue (both null unless a lease-deed date has been published — the due date is computed, never hand-entered), tier, named source, dates and notes. Free to reuse with attribution (CC BY 4.0). Field-by-field contract: functional-register.schema.md · underlying research file: data/industrial.json · the weekly delta ships in This Week in YEIDA Industrial.

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Hold a YEIDA industrial plot yourself — or supply the companies on this board?

Vidastu builds on YEIDA plots end to end — naksha approval, PEB or RCC structure, finishes, and the Functional Certificate file, under one accountable contract. Allottees: ask exactly where your plot’s clock stands. Suppliers and contractors: ask for an intro-ready brief on any project on this board — compiled from published facts only; Vidastu is not appointed by any company named here.

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Questions

Frequently asked

Does a Letter of Intent (LoI) start the 48-month YEIDA industrial clock?
No. The 48-month functional-certificate window runs from lease-deed execution, not from an LoI or even an allotment letter (YEIDA industrial scheme brochure YEA/IND8000(2025-26)-14, cl. 2.2.1). Most headlines announce LoIs, so this register separates “LoI issued — clock not started” from “lease deed reported — clock running” instead of blurring the two. Until a lease-deed date is published, no due date exists to compute.
When are the Motherson and SAEL plants at YEIDA due to be functional?
Neither has a computable due date yet, and this register says so rather than guessing. Samvardhana Motherson holds a Letter of Intent (1 July 2026) — an LoI does not start the clock. SAEL’s construction is reported (ground broken 29 June 2026, pv magazine India) but no lease-deed date has been published, so its clock status is unverifiable. The moment a lease-deed date is published for any row, the register shows a computed functional-certificate due date, labelled as computed from that reported date.
Where does this data come from, and can I reuse it?
Every row compiles published facts from named sources — the publication and date sit on the row — and the clock rules quote YEIDA’s own scheme brochure. Companies we cannot source stay off the board: the eight-LoI batch of 1 July 2026 (~₹3,181.2 crore) appears as an aggregate line until each company corroborates. The machine-readable feed at vidastu.com/api/functional-register.json mirrors the page’s clock states verbatim and is free to reuse with attribution (CC BY 4.0). Vidastu is not appointed by any company named here.

Disclosure. Published by Vidastu Developers Pvt. Ltd. — turnkey construction contractor on YEIDA / Yamuna Expressway plots — alongside Vidastu Advisory, an independent real-estate agent registered with the Uttar Pradesh Real Estate Regulatory Authority (UP-RERA Agent Reg. No. UPRERAAGT000309/01/2026). Vidastu is not appointed by, engaged by, or affiliated with any company named on this register; every row compiles published facts only, quoting its named source, and can change with authority notifications or fresh reporting — verify against the current YEIDA notification or brochure before acting. Nothing here is an offer, investment advice, or a solicitation of bookings. Industrial desk: +91 95404 45300.