Team siliconindia

• Krish Biomedicals opens its first manufacturing facility at YEIDA Medical Device Park in Greater Noida.
• The plant aims to boost India’s medical device production and reduce reliance on imports.
• This move supports India’s vision for self-reliance in healthcare technology and creates new job opportunities.

Krish Biomedicals has taken a major step forward by opening its advanced manufacturing unit at the Medical Device Park in Greater Noida’s Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority (YEIDA). This marks the first biomedical company to set up shop in the park, a milestone that strengthens the region’s ambition to become a national center for medical device innovation.

Founded in 2007, Krish Biomedicals is known for delivering reliable and technology driven laboratory and blood bank equipment across India. The company has introduced smart innovations like AI powered monitoring systems and RFID-based security, earning trust from both private and government healthcare providers.

The new manufacturing plant is equipped with the latest production technology and is designed to create high quality medical devices tailored to meet India’s expanding healthcare needs. This facility will help reduce dependence on imported biomedical equipment, supporting the government’s 'Make in India' and 'Atmanirbhar Bharat' initiatives.

M. Sharad Jain, Founder of Krish Biomedicals, said, “Opening this unit at YEIDA Medical Device Park is more than just business growth. It’s a step toward making healthcare technology self-reliant and accessible to everyone”. The inauguration was attended by senior YEIDA officials, including CEO Rakesh Kumar Singh and Officer on Special Duty Shailendra Kumar Bhatia.

Also Read: Metropolis Healthcare Expands Diagnostics Network in Western Maharashtra

YEIDA’s Medical Device Park aims to transform India into a global leader in affordable and innovative medical technology. Krish Biomedicals’ new facility is expected to create jobs, boost local skills, and set a model for other biomedical firms to follow. The company also collaborates with top global partners such as Horiba, Thermo Fisher, and Diasys, strengthening its presence both in India and abroad.

This launch marks an important step toward improving India’s healthcare infrastructure and expanding its medical technology industry.