YEIDA Stamp Revenue Rises 128% as Noida Airport Boosts Land Demand
YEIDA collected Rs 327.37 crore in stamp revenue during the first six months of 2026-27. The April-September figure is 128% higher than the collection recorded during the same period a year earlier.
There is a noticeable difference in the monthly numbers. April brought in Rs 48.37 crore, while collections dropped to Rs 24.58 crore in May and Rs 14.30 crore in June. July changed the picture. Revenue for that month reached Rs 114.11 crore, the highest in the six-month period. Collections stood at Rs 78.14 crore in August and Rs 47.85 crore in September.
For the Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority, the latest figures are significant for another reason. Its total stamp revenue for the whole of 2025-26 was Rs 368.84 crore. In other words, the authority has come close to matching that amount in just half a financial year. The corresponding April-September collection in 2025-26 was around Rs 143.28 crore.
This is a considerable change from the figures recorded a few years ago. YEIDA collected Rs 37.79 crore in 2021-22. The amount rose to Rs 55.85 crore in 2022-23 and Rs 68.63 crore in 2023-24. In 2024-25, it reached Rs 95.87 crore before making a much larger jump in the following financial year.
Noida Airport Adds to Interest in the Region
The growing interest in land around Jewar is one factor behind the increase. The Noida International Airport has brought greater attention to the Yamuna Expressway region, where residential and industrial land transactions have picked up.
More than 30,000 residential plots have reportedly been sold in the YEIDA area. Industrial and commercial plots have also found buyers. Group housing land has seen high-value bidding.
The region's development plans extend beyond the airport. A medical device park, a proposed film city, industrial clusters and a logistics hub are among the projects planned in the area. Road and expressway development is also part of the wider infrastructure programme.
The increase in stamp revenue reflects the higher value and volume of property registration activity. The next question is how quickly the land sales translate into construction and completed development across the region.
