LML Realty, the institutional urban and industrial development arm of LML Group, has announced that its upcoming LML Industrial Park in Jhajjar Valley, Haryana, is set to draw cumulative investments exceeding ₹1,000 crore from more than 50 companies.

 

The project promises a planned industrial ecosystem designed for long-term operational efficiency, infrastructure reliability, and affordability at scale.

 

Enterprises committed to the park include A.D. Global Synergies Pvt Ltd, Hindustan Rasayan Pvt Ltd, Shri Cranes, VAAN Global Energy, ASA Infra Logistics Pvt Ltd, Aadhya Enterprises, N V Metal Industries, PCS Vullion Pvt Ltd, New Techno Tools, CBS Publisher & Distributor, Mobiapat Service Pvt Ltd, Shree Krishna Chemicals & K S Rubbers, Clothes Plek Private Ltd, MDPL, and Mahesh Distributor Pvt Ltd, alongside 35+ other companies spanning manufacturing, logistics, trading, chemicals, engineering, and allied sectors.

 

Located in Jhajjar Valley, the park is being developed under a core principle: infrastructure precedes density. Utilities, internal mobility systems, compliance frameworks, and scalable layouts are integrated from day one to reduce operating costs and eliminate retrofitted inefficiencies. The ecosystem is designed to support predictable expansion and long-term usability for enterprises of all sizes.

 

“Affordability is achieved through planning discipline and execution clarity — not by lowering standards,” the company said.

 

Jhajjar is emerging as a strategic industrial corridor, thanks to strong connectivity, favorable policies, and proximity to NCR demand clusters. The projected ₹1,000+ crore investment from 50+ companies highlights early confidence in ecosystem-driven development, moving away from fragmented expansion.

 

Commenting on the initiative, Yogesh Bhatia, MD & CEO of LML Realty, said: "Industrial growth accelerates when infrastructure reduces friction. Our responsibility is to create environments where enterprises can operate efficiently from day one and scale predictably over time.”