CREDAI NCR and Invest UP Host Strategic Roundtable to Position Noida as India’s Next GCC Hub

Noida, March 13, 2026: The Western U.P. Zonal Chapter of CREDAI NCR convened a high-level developer roundtable on March 12, 2026, at Hotel Radisson, Noida, to chart a roadmap for transforming Noida and Greater Noida into a premier destination for Global Capability Centres (GCCs). The summit brought together senior IAS officers from the Government of Uttar Pradesh and the regional development authorities to align policy frameworks with the physical infrastructure needed to attract multinational corporations and Grade-A commercial investments, the organization said in a press statement.

The government delegation was led by Prerna Sharma, Additional CEO of Invest UP and Special Secretary of the Infrastructure and Industrial Development Department (IIDD), alongside Vandana Tripathi, Additional CEO of Noida Authority, and Prerna Singh, Additional CEO of Greater Noida Authority. Central to the discussions was the proposed Private Industrial/Business Park Policy, currently under consultation, which aims to streamline the development of large-scale business parks. Developers at the roundtable highlighted critical factors for success, including revised Floor Area Ratio (FAR) norms, land availability, and the acceleration of approval processes to enhance the region’s “Ease of Doing Business” profile.

Dinesh Gupta, President of CREDAI NCR (Western U.P.), emphasized the strategic importance of this public-private synergy. “Noida, Greater Noida and the NCR region have a tremendous opportunity to emerge as a major hub for Global Capability Centres. Interactions like these between the government and the developer community are extremely valuable as they help align policy initiatives with on-ground development capabilities. CREDAI NCR remains committed to supporting the Government of Uttar Pradesh in creating world-class commercial infrastructure that can attract global investments and generate large-scale employment opportunities,” Gupta stated.

Representing the state’s investment arm, Prerna Sharma reiterated the government’s focus on technology-led growth. “Uttar Pradesh is focused on building a strong ecosystem for Global Capability Centers and technology-led investments. Through the GCC policy and regular engagement with industry stakeholders such as CREDAI, we are working to address infrastructure, talent, and development requirements collaboratively. Noida and Greater Noida have strong fundamentals, and with the right large-scale developments and industry partnerships, the region can emerge as a leading destination for global technology investments,” she noted.

The development authorities further highlighted the unique competitive advantages of the twin cities. Vandana Tripathi affirmed Noida’s standing, stating, “Noida continues to be one of the most preferred destinations for technology and corporate investments due to its connectivity, infrastructure, and proximity to Delhi. The authority is committed to enabling larger and high-quality developments that meet the needs of global companies and support the growth of a strong technology ecosystem.” Meanwhile, Smt. Prerna Singh pointed to the transformative potential of the region’s newest infrastructure landmark. “With the upcoming Noida International Airport and the availability of large land parcels, Greater Noida is well positioned to emerge as a major hub for technology companies and GCCs. We are working closely with industry stakeholders to support integrated developments and create a future-ready ecosystem for global businesses,” she added.

The roundtable concluded with targeted one-on-one sessions aimed at fast-tracking specific high-impact projects. By identifying potential land parcels and investment sizes immediately, the authorities and CREDAI aim to translate these policy discussions into a concrete pipeline of world-class office spaces. This collaborative approach underscores Uttar Pradesh’s broader economic ambition to establish the NCR zone as a future-ready nerve center for global business operations.