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Mobile Open Exchange Cluster (MOX)- An Efficient mobile supply chain management

In an astonishing move from VIVO Mobile an entire 7 lakh sq.ft. of operational area was taken on lease by it at the WTC (World Trade Center) Noida facility. The World Trade Center at Noida is currently the biggest among them in terms of total developable area. This move catapulted Viridian Group into deciding to establish the Noida WTC as MOX (Mobile Open Exchange Cluster). MOX will attract more mobile firms as there will be a lower operational cost and on the other hand a higher profit margin for them as well. Within a closely knit proximity of vendors and suppliers there will be an enhanced supply chain management. This will attract mobile companies to set up their units at the Noida WTC facility. Viridian Group will be looking after the development of WTC at Noida with an estimated Rs.1,000Cr of investment. Viridian Group is owned and operated by Mr.AshishBhalla under whose guidance this massive project is already taking a futuristic shape with corporates as well as start-...

The trade and investment opportunities will only grow in India – CEO WTCA

With government’s favorable policies, India has become a very important destination for companies, as well for residential purposes. With emerging townships in various Indian cities, the prospects of business in Indiaare only increasing. Trade and investment opportunities will only grow in India with recent changes in government policies, the World Trade Centers Association (WTCA) said in an interview. WTC Noida is being developed by Viridian RED, the realty firm of Viridian Group. Addressing the business community, WTCA CEO Scott Fergusonsaid: "By being a business member/tenant/client here at WTC Noida facility, one gains access to introductions and connections in cities around the world. The facility acts as a gateway for local business and provides them services through hub and spoke model of connected complexes." Scott Wang, Vice-President, Asia Pacific, WTCA, said India is the fastest growing market for World Trade Centres as the number of WTCs in India...

Memorandum of cooperation (MoC) signed between World Trade Center (WTC) Noida and the China Association of Small and Medium Enterprises (CASME)

As a known brand the World Trade Center attracts higher rents, faster sales, longer leases and higher occupancy, making them not only the most preferred business hubs, but a lucrative investment destination as well. Recently, World Trade Center (WTC) Noida, the regions' premier trade and investment facilitation organisation, has signed a memorandum of cooperation (MoC) with the China Association of Small and Medium Enterprises (CASME). The MoC aims towards creating various trade and investment opportunities for Chinese enterprises willing to explore the Indian market. WTC Noida is being developed by Viridian RED, the real estate division of Viridian Group. The collaboration between both the parties will focus on the development of integrated industrial parks also coherently to provide impetus to the manufacturing and services sector across the DMIC corridor. It will also endeavour towards establishing technology parks/ zones, a Smart City Zone, business centres, dedicated...

Viridian Group to develop 13 WTCs in India

The World Trade Center Association (WTCA), the nodal body governing the exclusive ‘World Trade Center’ and ‘WTC’ branded properties and trade service organizations located in 90 countries, has recently awarded the licence to use its name to one of the 12 towers of the commercial complex being developed at South Delhi's Nauroji Nagar. The commercial complex is being developed by NBCC.  There are a total of 21 WTCs to be developed in India. Out of the total 21, Viridian RED, Viridian’s integrated development platform, comprising of investments, development and asset management functions, has been awarded licenses to develop 13 WTCs across India. The WTCA announced last year that Viridian Group will be its main partner in India. Mr. Scott Ferguson, CEO, World Trade Center’s Association, during his visit to India, announced this while inspecting the developments at WTC Noida.  Mr. Ferguson was of the opinion that the trade and investment opportunities will only grow ...