Suraksha plans three new townships across 465 acres in Noida and the Yamuna region

What was announced

Suraksha Group announced a larger development pipeline across Noida and the Yamuna region. The plan combines the relaunch of unsold inventory with new residential projects. The announcement was made at a press conference in Noida, where the company also described its work on completing stalled homes at Wishtown.

The company framed the announcement as the next phase after delivery work on existing buyers' homes. It also opened an Experience Centre at Wishtown to show existing and upcoming projects across Noida and Yamuna.

The three townships and their sizes

Coverage that lists the townships by name gives the following approximate sizes: Suraksha City of the Ganges at about 256 acres, Suraksha Enterprise City at about 85 acres, and Suraksha Yamuna Smart City at about 124 acres. Together these total about 465 acres. A Hindi-language report gives the same three sizes.

The source article describes these as the anchors of the next growth phase, with other residential and commercial developments to be built inside these township areas. Reporting did not give a land-use split, a master plan, a phasing schedule or a launch date for any of the three.

Correction to the brief

The editor's brief said the townships had not been individually named in the reporting found. That is not accurate. The constrofacilitator article and a Construction Week India report both name all three and give acreage for the first two sets of figures listed above. This page uses those names and sizes, but the figures come from company announcements reported by trade media, not from a government document.

Fresh launches and relaunches

The announced pipeline includes fresh premium, luxury and ultra-luxury residential developments, plus plotted residential and industrial developments. These are planned for Wishtown, Sector 151 and the Yamuna region. The reporting did not name individual projects, unit counts, prices or launch dates for these new schemes.

Precast facility in Yamuna

Suraksha says it is setting up a precast construction facility in Yamuna as part of its technology-led approach. Precast means building elements such as walls and slabs in a factory and moving them to site. The company says the facility should improve construction speed and quality. No area, capacity or completion date was given in the sources found.

This should not be confused with a separate precast factory the company has described at Suraksha Smart City in the Mumbai region, which the sources describe as covering 16 acres.

Background: the Wishtown delivery programme

Suraksha Group took control of Jaypee Infratech in May 2024 after the insolvency process, and has since been working to finish stalled Wishtown homes. A 2025 Business Standard report said the group planned to invest Rs 5,500 crore over three years to complete the stalled project, which then covered 159 towers and 16,500 units in Wishtown.

At the latest press conference, the company said it had completed 84 towers with 7,913 dwelling units and had finished more than half of the planned construction. Company officials said remaining deliveries were on schedule. Construction Week India's headline gives a target of completing 20,000 Jaypee homes by 2028; the company's own figures are the source for that target.

Status: what is announced and what is done

As of October 2026, the townships and the Yamuna precast plant are announced plans. None of the reporting found shows a completed building, a formal approval from a state or development authority, or a sales launch for the three new townships. The completed items are the Wishtown towers and dwelling units mentioned above, which are company-reported figures.

Suraksha Group is a private developer. Its townships are not statutory planning authorities' schemes, so the approvals needed for each project should be checked with the relevant authority before any buying decision.

What comes next

The next steps the company has pointed to are the relaunch and launch of new residential projects, the building of the Yamuna precast facility, and continued delivery at Wishtown. The reporting does not give a timetable for planning approvals, land readiness or the first phase of the three townships.