Gorakhpur Industrial Development Authority (GIDA): industrial plots, sectors and rates

Applications are made online through the state's Nivesh Mitra portal when GIDA advertises a scheme. Industrial plots up to 500 sq m are allotted by lucky draw and plots above 500 sq m by interview; commercial plots go to e-auction, and where a commercial plot draws a single bid GIDA rolls it over and invites applications again.

Yes. 1 GIDA scheme is open for registration. The dates and the amount payable are on each scheme page.

On the schemes here GIDA states the deposit as: Not published in the notice.

Reservation money is 10 per cent of the reserve price with the application. After allotment, 30 per cent of the price falls due within 60 days of the allotment letter and the remaining 70 per cent in ten half-yearly instalments with interest, currently 10 per cent a year, due on 1 January and 1 July. A plot on a road 30 m or wider carries 5 per cent extra on the premium, one on two or more approach roads 10 per cent, and one that is both 15 per cent. Land is leasehold for 90 years, with ground rent rising from ₹1 per sq m in years 1-30 to ₹2.50 in years 31-60 and ₹5 in years 61-90.

GIDA Gorakhpur Available Plots: 153 plots, open now. Each scheme page lists every unit with its price, and the colony pages below carry them place by place.

Yes - plots in Gorakhpur Industrial Development Authority schemes: GIDA Gorakhpur Available Plots: 153 plots, open now. Each scheme page carries the plot list with the price per unit.

The GIDA result - the draw or lottery result, or the auction result - is published on GIDA's own site. No result has been published for the schemes on record. This site records a result on the scheme page the day GIDA publishes it, with the link.

GIDA stands for Gorakhpur Industrial Development Authority, in Hindi गोरखपुर औद्योगिक विकास प्राधिकरण, commonly written गीडा. It is a body corporate constituted by the Uttar Pradesh Government under section 3 of the Uttar Pradesh Industrial Area Development Act, 1976, in 1989, to plan and develop a notified industrial area at Gorakhpur.

No. GDA is the Gorakhpur Development Authority, the city's urban development authority; GIDA is the industrial development authority, constituted under a different Act for a separately notified industrial area. Section 17 of the 1976 Act settles it: once an area is declared an industrial development area, it is deemed excluded from any master plan or zonal development plan under the U.P. Urban Planning and Development Act, 1973. So a GIDA plot is planned, allotted and regulated by GIDA under GIDA's master plan and building byelaws, and a GDA scheme plot is not a GIDA plot. The two do sit together at board level - GDA's Vice-Chairman attended GIDA's 64th board meeting on 22-01-2026.

GIDA's contact page and its public notices give 273212 for the head office at Sector-7, GIDA, Gorakhpur. GIDA's own documents are not consistent about it: the June 2026 industrial scheme brochure prints Gorakhpur-273209 and the April 2026 environmental clearance letter addresses GIDA at 273407. Use 273212, which is what GIDA publishes on its contact page, its Sewa portal and its GIS portal, and expect to see the other two on GIDA paperwork.

GIDA was constituted in 1989 - the GIS portal and the GIDA Sewa portal both give the date as 30 November 1989. Seventy-six revenue villages were notified for the scheme. The development plan 2012-2032 covers about 13,135 acres, divided into 32 sectors: 12 industrial, 11 residential, 4 residential and commercial, 1 residential and industrial, 1 transport nagar and commercial, 2 institutional and 1 institutional and commercial.

Five: 13, 15, 26 (which includes the Garment Park at Bhiti Rawat), 27 and 28 (which includes the Plastic Park). GIDA's list of available plots dated 12-09-2026 counts 89 industrial plots across them - Sector 26 has 48, Sector 28 has 27, Sector 13 has 6, Sector 15 and Sector 27 have 4 each. GIDA's Land Bank page, which is undated, counts 240 industrial plots across the same five sectors; the two do not agree.

Sectors 13 and 15: ₹7,900 per sq.m up to 4,000 sq.m, ₹7,850 for 4,001 to 20,000, ₹7,800 for 20,001 to 80,000 and ₹7,700 above that. Sector 26: ₹7,900 / 7,400 / 6,900 / 6,400 on the same slabs. Sectors 27 and 28: ₹6,600 up to 4,000 sq.m, ₹6,400 for 4,001-8,000, ₹6,100 for 8,001-20,000, ₹5,700 for 20,001-40,000, ₹5,300 for 40,001-80,000 and ₹4,600 above 80,000. Sector 17 is ₹7,300 / 7,200 / 7,100 / 6,900. Dhuriyapar Sector S-5 is ₹3,200 per sq.m on every slab. These rates are the premium only - location charges and GST are on top.

No. As at 20-09-2026 GIDA has no open scheme. The last one ran from 02-06-2026 to 22-06-2026 and offered 186 plots and 79 EWS and LIG dwellings; the industrial results were published on 03-07-2026 and the Sector 11 EWS and LIG results on 31-07-2026. The current notice board carries an inventory of available plots dated 12-09-2026, a notice inviting quotations dated 20-08-2026 and dues notices as on 01-07-2026, but nothing to apply for.

Industrial plots: you apply online through the Nivesh Mitra portal when a scheme is advertised, pay the e-brochure fee, processing fee and 10 per cent registration money, and you are then put through a lottery if the plot is up to 500 sq.m or an interview by GIDA's allotment committee if it is larger. Commercial plots: online e-auction on gida.procure247.com (sectors 13, 22 and 23) or gidaauction.procure247.com (sector 11), where the price is your bid and registration money is 10 per cent of the reserve-price premium. Residential plots and EWS or LIG dwellings: e-lottery held at the GIDA office.

Leasehold, for 90 years from the date of allotment, for both industrial and commercial plots. Annual lease rent is ₹1 per sq.m for the first 30 years, ₹2.50 per sq.m for the next 30 and ₹5 per sq.m for the last 30, and GIDA reserves the right to increase it. GIDA's published scheme documents offer no freehold option and publish no freehold conversion charge.

Registration money of 10 per cent of the premium goes in with the application. Then either 30 per cent of the premium (the registration money counting towards it) within 60 days of the allotment letter and the remaining 70 per cent in 10 half-yearly instalments over 5 years with interest, payable on 1 January and 1 July; or 100 per cent within 60 days, which earns a 2 per cent rebate on the premium. GIDA's instalment interest rate is stated in the brochure as 10 per cent a year as on 30-06-2023, revisable. Default adds 3 per cent penal interest, and default in three consecutive instalments is a ground for cancellation.

Two years if your proposed investment is up to ₹25 crore, three years above ₹25 crore and below ₹50 crore, four years above ₹50 crore and below ₹100 crore, five years above ₹100 crore - the last two only if a recognised financial institution has appraised the project and confirmed the investment. If you do not build, GIDA serves a 30-day notice for utilisation and can cancel the allotment and terminate the lease; if it accepts your reasons and a new time-bound programme, it can extend in steps of one year on payment of a time extension fee, to a maximum of five years from the date of allotment.

Only if the unit is functional or has been functional in the past. 'Transfer of non functional plots is not allowed, in any case.' A permitted transfer attracts GIDA's transfer levy. A change of constitution - proprietor to partnership, partnership to company - carries no levy as long as the original controlling interest is retained; if it is not, it is treated as a transfer. Subleasing an industrial plot is never allowed; subletting is allowed only on plots that are or have been functional, with subletting charges.

Location charges of 5 per cent of the premium for a plot facing a road 30 m or wider, 10 per cent for a plot with access to two or more roads and 15 per cent for both, charged on the first 5 acres only. GST, which the allottee pays under the reverse charge mechanism, plus all other applicable taxes and levies. Annual lease rent from year one. Maintenance charges as notified by GIDA office order. Interest on instalments. And, if a court or the government later raises the cost of land acquisition or the compensation paid to farmers, a proportionate share of that increase.

GIDA does not publish a directory of its units. Its GIS portal lists ten prominent companies operating at GIDA: Gallant Steel, India Glycols, IGL Distillery, ABR Petro, Nemani Plywoods, Aazam Rubbers, Trident Steel, Vinayak Udhyog, S&J Beverages and Modi Chemicals. GIDA's own About page also names IGL, Parle and ARP, power looms, plywood and the only jute mill in Uttar Pradesh. The major industry types listed for the area are terracotta, chemical, fertilizers, pesticides, beverages, food products, wood products, medical and surgical equipment, rubber, plastic metal and nonmetal products.

Two use-restricted industrial pockets. The Garment Park is in Sector 26 at Bhiti Rawat: all the ordinary industrial terms apply, except that plots are allotted only to non-polluting garment-related units. The Plastic Park is in Sector 28: plots are allotted only to plastic-related units following the policies and norms of the Department of Chemicals and Petrochemicals, Government of India. Between them they hold most of GIDA's small plots - 41 Garment Park plots from 510 sq.m up in the land bank, and 88 Plastic Park plots starting at 594 and 600 sq.m.

Dhuriyapar is GIDA's second and much larger industrial area, in Gola tehsil: 6,867.66 acres across 17 villages, with environmental clearance granted by the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change on 17-04-2026 and an estimated capital cost of ₹7,554.426 crore. GIDA has published the Dhuriyapar Master Plan 2041 and a layout plan for its Sectors S-5 and S-6, where bulk-sale industrial plots are proposed with a dedicated 10 per cent green area inside each plot. The 2026-27 rate for Sector S-5 is ₹3,200 per sq.m. GIDA has not yet advertised a Dhuriyapar allotment scheme, and no Dhuriyapar plots appear in its land bank or its available-plot list.

GIDA's head office is at Sector-7, GIDA, Gorakhpur 273212, telephone 0551-2580010, email [email protected]. Its Who's Who page lists eleven officers with mobile numbers, headed by the Chief Executive Officer.

GIDA publishes by sector, not by phase: no GIDA document read on 20 September 2026 uses the name Phase 1. Sector 5 exists as S-5 at Dhuriyapar, where GIDA's 2026-27 rate is ₹3,200 per sq m, the only rate it raised this year, from ₹2,900.

GIDA publishes no directory of the units allotted plots in it. What it does publish is a 'Prominent Companies' block on its own home page naming twenty: Gallant Steel, Ankur Udyog, Varun Beverage, India Glycols, Keyaan Distilleries, Indian Auto Wheels, APL Appolo Tubes, S.D. International, GreenTech Bharat, Tatva Plastic, C P Milk & Food Products, Central Warehousing Corporation, Aditya Motors, Technoplast Packaging, Kapila Krishi, Modern Packaging, Rungta Industries, Aisen Coolers, NovaMax Air Coolers and Auura Agrotech, with no plot number, sector or area against any of them. GIDA's own GIS portal names a different ten - Gallant Steel, India Glycols, IGL Distillery, ABR Petro, Nemani Plywoods, Aazam Rubbers, Trident Steel, Vinayak Udhyog, S&J Beverages and Modi Chemicals - and only two names are on both lists. Neither list is dated. Per scheme, GIDA does publish the successful applicants, and it publishes its ten largest defaulters by name and amount.

The only government count found is old. The Brief Industrial Profile of Gorakhpur District published by MSME-DI in June 2016 records GIDA as 430 plots developed, 405 allotted, 15 vacant and 117 units in production, at a land rate of ₹3,500 per sq m then. Nothing later updates those four figures. GIDA's own dashboard says 1,400 acres have been allotted but gives no unit count, and at its 36th Foundation Day on 4 December 2025 the state government put out about 500 industries, more than ₹11,600 crore of investment and about 40,000 jobs over eight years - figures briefed to the press, not published by GIDA.

No. There is no jobs page, vacancy list, rozgar mela notice or unit-wise employment table on gidagkp.in, and gidasewa.in is an allottee services portal, not a jobs portal. The state's own employment channel is Rojgaar Sangam (rojgaarsangam.up.gov.in), which lists job fairs by district, including Gorakhpur, but nothing there is specific to GIDA units. Anything advertising 'GIDA company jobs' elsewhere is a private job board, not the authority.

No. Gida Technologies is a software company in Bengaluru (C.R.K. Gida Technologies India Pvt Ltd, Bapujinagar, Bangalore 560040). It has no connection to the Gorakhpur Industrial Development Authority; the names simply coincide.

It is not a name GIDA uses. The word 'Phase' appears nowhere on GIDA's home page, land bank, allotment terms, commercial advertisement or status paper - GIDA names every holding by sector number, and its expansion as the Dhuriyapar Master Plan 2041. 'GIDA Industrial Area Phase 1' is an address convention in courier and locality directories for the original notified sectors in Sahjanwa and Sadar tehsils. The ground people mean is Sectors 13, 15, 26, 27 and 28, which are where the unsold industrial plots are.

Sector S-5, with S-6, is the Dhuriyapar industrial area, GIDA's expansion in Gola tehsil - not part of the current land bank. GIDA publishes one layout drawing headed 'LAYOUT PLAN OF SECTOR S-5 AND SECTOR S-6 FOR DHURIYAPAR INDUSTRIAL AREA', which proposes bulk-sale industrial plots with 10 per cent green in each plot. Its 2026-27 rate is ₹3,200 per sq m in every size slab, up from ₹2,900 - the only rate in the whole schedule that was raised. No plot there appears in the list of available plots, so nothing in Sector 5 can be applied for yet.

No. Jhungiya (Jhungia) is a locality in Chargawan block on the Maharajganj Road side of Gorakhpur, near B.R.D. Medical College, with its own post office at PIN 273013. No GIDA sector, scheme, notice or master plan names it, and GDA publishes no scheme, layout or plot sale there either. The one government connection is jurisdiction: the UP cabinet extended GDA's area in December 2020 from 284.96 to 641.73 sq km, taking in 233 more revenue villages including Chargawan block, so building there needs a GDA map sanction. Jurisdiction is not a scheme, and nothing at Jhungiya is for sale from either authority.

Sahjanwa is a tehsil, a development block and a town area of Gorakhpur district, not a GIDA sector - but most of GIDA's land sits in it, which is why the two names are searched together. GIDA's status paper of 31-12-2020 puts its notified area at about 13,135 acres across 78 villages of tehsils Sahjanwa and Sadar. The one scheme carrying the name is Sector 23, the Sahjanwa Awasiya Yojana; GIDA's dues notices are headed with it. GIDA's own postal address stays Sector-7, GIDA, Gorakhpur.

GIDA's two published answers disagree. Its home page says the development plan covers 27,135 acres in 56 sectors - 25 industrial, 14 residential, 6 residential and commercial, 2 institutional, 2 commercial and the rest mixed. Its status paper dated 31-12-2020, on the same site, says about 13,135 acres across 78 villages in 32 sectors, of which 12 industrial, with about 1,900 acres acquired. Part of the gap is the Dhuriyapar expansion notified since; the rest GIDA has not reconciled. Both figures are shown here with their dates.

273212 is the one GIDA prints most often - on its contact page, on the GIDA Sewa portal, on its GIS portal and on the June 2026 commercial brochure. Its own industrial brochure of the same month prints 273209 for the same Sector-7 address, and the April 2026 environmental clearance letter addresses GIDA at 273407. Use 273212; the other two are GIDA's own, and neither is corrected here.

The head office is at Sector-7, GIDA, Gorakhpur, and the published email is [email protected]. GIDA's Who's Who page lists eleven officers with mobile numbers, headed by the Chief Executive Officer, an I.A.S. officer; only the CEO's email is published. For a plot, the brochures name the officer to call: the Manager (Industry Department) on 9839438087 for industrial plots and the Manager (A/G) on 9044444446 for commercial, with the computer section on 9580509234 for help with registration and payment.

Dhuriyapar is GIDA's second and much larger industrial area, in Gola tehsil. The Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change granted environmental clearance on 17-04-2026 for an industrial corridor of 6,867.66 acres across 17 villages, at an estimated capital cost of ₹7,554.43 crore, with 2,167.48 acres of that as industrial land. Not yet: no Dhuriyapar plot appears in GIDA's list of available plots, and no scheme for it has been advertised. What exists is the master plan, the clearance, the S-5 and S-6 layout drawing and a 2026-27 rate of ₹3,200 per sq m.

GIDA's GIS portal lists the kinds present as terracotta, chemicals, fertilizers, pesticides, beverages, food products, wood products, medical and surgical equipment, rubber, plastic, metal and non-metal products. For the district as a whole, the MSME profile of June 2016 counted 12,324 registered units employing about 54,442 people, with ₹257.63 crore in plant and machinery, and named India Glycols, Gallantt Ispat, Saraiya Sugar Mills and Saraya Distillery, Mahabir Jute Mills and Goyal Edibles as the large units. Its three district clusters were readymade garments (316 units), jewellery (1,503 units) and pottery (200 units).

The Plastic Park is Sector 28, where plots are allotted only to plastic-related units following the Department of Chemicals and Petrochemicals' policies. GIDA's Darpan MIS page for it shows a target of ₹70 crore against ₹59 crore of work done as at 30-06-2026, tracked quarterly since 31-03-2023. Sector 28 is also the largest single holding in GIDA's land bank. GIDA publishes the spend, not the tenants.

273212 is the one GIDA prints most often - on its contact page, on the GIDA Sewa portal, on its GIS portal and on the June 2026 commercial brochure. Its own industrial brochure of the same month prints 273209 for the same Sector-7 address, and the April 2026 environmental clearance letter addresses GIDA at 273407. Use 273212; the other two are GIDA's own, and neither is corrected here.

The head office is at Sector-7, GIDA, Gorakhpur, and the published email is [email protected]. GIDA's Who's Who page lists eleven officers with mobile numbers, headed by the Chief Executive Officer, an I.A.S. officer; only the CEO's email is published. For a plot, the brochures name the officer to call: the Manager (Industry Department) on 9839438087 for industrial plots and the Manager (A/G) on 9044444446 for commercial, with the computer section on 9580509234 for help with registration and payment.

GIDA Gorakhpur Available Plots: 153 plots, open now. A Gorakhpur Industrial Development Authority new scheme is listed here the day GIDA publishes it, with its document.

GIDA login, registration and payment are on GIDA's own portals: niveshmitra.up.nic.in for e-auctions. Each open scheme's own portal is listed above under "Where you register and bid". This site never takes a registration or a payment.

No. Registration, payment and bidding all happen on GIDA's own portal at niveshmitra.up.nic.in. This page exists so a scheme is found before its deadline, and every figure links back to the document it came from.

GIDA is not GDA Gorakhpur. Two authorities in one city, under different Acts, with near-identical domains: gidagkp.in is industrial, gdagkp.in is the urban development authority. GIDA publishes two inventories that do not agree - a dated list of available plots counting 153, and an undated Land Bank page counting 240, all industrial. The dated one is what this site carries. GIDA's home page and its own 31-12-2020 status paper give different areas and sector counts for the authority: 27,135 acres in 56 sectors against about 13,135 acres in 32 sectors. No plot numbers, sizes or prices are published with the inventory. They appear only inside a live scheme brochure, and there is no live scheme.