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Noida Sector 155: The Emerging Industrial Powerhouse

Prepared by Arindam Bose


Noida Sector 155 stands out as one of the city’s most strategically planned industrial zones, offering a rare combination of robust infrastructure, strong logistics connectivity, and the presence of leading manufacturing and warehousing companies. Situated along the Noida–Greater Noida Expressway, it forms a vital link in Noida’s industrial and economic development corridor.


Connectivity

Sector 155 enjoys excellent connectivity through both road and metro networks, making it one of the most accessible industrial hubs in Noida.

  • Metro Access:
    The sector lies close to several Aqua Line metro stations—Sector 147 (1.26 km), Sector 146 (1.84 km), and Sector 148 (2.08 km).
    A short 13-minute walk connects commuters to Sector 147 station, offering seamless travel between Noida and Greater Noida. The Aqua Line spans 29.7 km, running parallel to the expressway and connecting key residential, commercial, and industrial areas—reducing congestion and supporting urban mobility.

  • Expressway Network:
    Sector 155 links directly to major arterial roads including the Dadri Road, Greater Noida Expressway, and Yamuna Expressway, providing fast, efficient connectivity to Delhi, Noida, and surrounding regions.

  • Proximity to Noida International Airport (Jewar):
    Located just 45 minutes away, the upcoming airport enhances the sector’s logistics potential—especially for industries involved in warehousing, cargo, and manufacturing supply chains.


Industrial Presence

Sector 155 is one of the most vibrant industrial pockets in Noida, attracting both established manufacturing units and R&D-driven technology startups.. Its infrastructure, plot sizes, and road design make it ideal for both large-scale and mid-sized industrial activities.

Key Industrial and Manufacturing Units

  • Haldiram Snacks Pvt. Ltd. – One of India’s leading FMCG giants with a major production facility here.

  • Peritos Bake House – A bakery and food processing company operating directly from Sector 155.

  • Vending Updates India Pvt. Ltd. – Manufacturer of instant beverage premixes with a state-of-the-art plant in the sector.

  • Kent RO & Vega Industries – Maintain warehouses and service hubs in Sector 155 to support their broader operations in Noida.

  • EndureAir Systems Pvt. Ltd. – The Aerospace Pioneer of Sector 155

EndureAir Systems Pvt. Ltd., headquartered at Plot 39, Sector 155, Noida, represents the future of India’s aerial robotics and UAV (Unmanned Aerial Vehicle) innovation.

Founded in 2018, the company has rapidly grown to a team of 51–200 employees and has earned accolades such as:

  • Best Drone Tech Startup of the Year (Entrepreneur 2024)

  • NASSCOM Emerge 50 recognition

  • Eight registered patents in UAV and aerial robotics technologies

EndureAir’s mission is to create world-class aerial robotic systems tailored to Indian needs, spanning heavy payload and high-altitude UAVs, novel airframes, autopilot systems, communication frameworks, and computer vision algorithms.

The firm’s cutting-edge R&D lab and operational center in Sector 155 highlight the sector’s growing appeal for deep-tech, defense, and aerospace companies seeking well-connected, industrial-grade infrastructure.


Summary

Noida Sector 155 combines excellent expressway and metro connectivity with a growing cluster of industrial and logistics establishments. Its proximity to the Jewar International Airport positions it as a prime destination for warehousing, distribution, and manufacturing investments in the coming decade.

Purpose-built for industry yet connected to the region’s commercial fabric, Sector 155 continues to reinforce Noida’s status as one of North India’s most dynamic and future-ready industrial corridors.


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Location: CHI V, GREATER NOIDAINDIA Chi V, Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh 201312, India

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