-HIC is a mixed land-use venture with industrial, residential & business plots.
-The ‘Red Zone Project’ will boost the economy of Lalru and the tricity
Lalru(Mohali)/Chandigarh, December 18, 2024 –
The existing player of the region, Highland Lifespaces, is launching the tricity’s 1st integrated project – Highland Industrial City(HIC) –a GMADA & Rera approved project that would unite the industrial, commercial and residential components into a cohesive whole within one contemporary hub.
Being positioned along the broadly accessible Chandigarh-Delhi National Highway (NH-44), the 100
acre HIC which is expected to rewrite the industrial and business infrastructure map of the region will give a boost to the government’s ‘Make in India’. It is envisaged to provide an environment conducive for Small & Medium Enterprises (SME’s) & micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSME’s) to establish units and manufacture products under the ‘Make in India’ label.
At a project site there was a meet and greet event and while addressing the media, Harjinder Singh Rangi and Vishal Goyal, Directors at Highland Lifespaces shared the concept of HIC.
Speaking about the advantages of owning plots in Highland Industrial City, Harinder Singh Rangi said, “This Red Zone industrial hub is a game-changer and is constructed to domicile all industries under the Green, Orange, Red Zone categories. It’s a
Among the highlights shared by the directors was that HIC will also be home to some futuristic facilities such as a Weighing Bridge for logistics management, a Daily Convenience Store and a Dispensary for employees. The campus will also have a temple to meet spiritual needs, dedicated Construction Support and Sewage Treatment Plant (STP) for sustainable operations, and proper Solid Waste Disposal systems.
Furthermore, Assistance & Support from the Punjab govt of approvals will be accessible to the investors. Various incentives are being provided to companies investing in Lalru to give a fillip to industry & economy. These consist of financial factors such as tax breaks, subsidies, and more under the ‘Invest Punjab’ initiative, as well as a few non-financial incentives.
