Bhiwadi Industrial Area (primarily developed and managed by RIICO – Rajasthan State Industrial Development and Investment Corporation) is one of the largest and most prominent industrial hubs in Rajasthan, part of the Delhi-NCR region. It spans multiple phases and adjacent sectors like Khushkhera, Chopanki, Tapukara, and others, forming the broader Bhiwadi Industrial Complex or Bhiwadi-Neemrana-Khushkhera (BNK) region.
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Core Bhiwadi Industrial Area (Phases I to IV and main RIICO zones): Approximately 2,000–2,138 acres (around 809–865 hectares or roughly 8–8.7 sq km), based on older mappings and profiles.
Specific sub-areas:
Bhiwadi main/plotted area: Often cited as ~1,680 acres in RIICO documentation for plotting.
Chopanki Industrial Area: ~800–820 acres.
Khushkhera: ~900–977 acres.
Tapukara (nearby): ~632 acres.
Broader Bhiwadi Industrial Region/Complex (including extensions and satellite areas like Khushkhera-Bhiwadi-Neemrana belt): Up to 5,300 acres (about 2,145 hectares or ~21 sq km), as per some real estate and investment sources describing the full hub with over 2,500–5,000 companies.
The exact figure varies by source and definition—whether referring to the strictly “Bhiwadi Industrial Area” (core RIICO plots) or the entire interconnected industrial township/region. It’s a massive, expanding zone with thousands of factories (auto, pharma, electronics, steel, etc.), and development continues under RIICO with new phases and infrastructure.
For context, the town of Bhiwadi itself (including residential/commercial) has grown around this industrial base, with a 2021 census population over 600,000 and ongoing expansion.
If you’re looking for a specific phase, plot availability, or comparison (e.g., vs. other NCR hubs), let me know for more details!1.3sFast55 sourceshow many pharma companies hereBhiwadi Industrial Area (including RIICO zones and nearby extensions like Chopanki, Khushkhera, and Tapukara) hosts a significant number of pharmaceutical manufacturing companies. It’s a well-known hub for pharma in Rajasthan, part of the Delhi-NCR region, with many GMP-compliant units focused on formulations, generics, injectables, and exports.
Estimated Number of Pharma Companies
Around 80–90 pharmaceutical manufacturers operate in the broader Bhiwadi area, based on recent directory listings (e.g., Justdial reports 88 Pharmaceutical Manufacturers in Bhiwadi as of recent data).
More conservative or focused lists (e.g., Medindia directory) cite over 15 prominent ones, while specialized pharma blogs and franchise sites list 20–50+ notable players, often highlighting top 10–20.
WHO-GMP certified units in the region (from older lists) number in the dozens for Bhiwadi specifically, with many more small-to-medium enterprises (SMEs), third-party manufacturers, and PCD/franchise-focused firms.
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Bhiwadi is not as massive a pharma cluster as Baddi (Himachal Pradesh, often called Asia’s largest with hundreds of units) but is a strong secondary hub in North India, benefiting from proximity to Delhi, lower costs, and RIICO incentives.
Major names include:
Ahlcon Parenterals (India) Ltd.
Gracure Pharmaceuticals Ltd.
Kusum Healthcare Pvt. Ltd.
Medicamen Biotech Ltd.
Rajasthan Antibiotics Ltd.
Sun Pharmaceutical Industries (presence noted).
Others like Karnani Pharmaceuticals, XL Laboratories, and many ISO/WHO-GMP certified firms.
The sector has grown due to supportive policies, abundant labor, and export focus, with companies producing tablets, capsules, injectables, and more.
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