Delhi

Accounting for units in Delhi's industrial areas

The estate you are in matters less than what you make, but activity does tend to cluster. Here is what official lists and reports say, and what follows for your books.

Sources checked November 2026. Based on the official and published sources cited here. For your own case, Deepak Mittal reviews the position with you directly.

Official industrial areas, by zone

From Delhi's Department of Industries zone pages, updated 7 October 2026 as shown there (date format ambiguous). Spelling follows those pages.

ZoneAreas listed
South (opens in a new tab)Okhla Industrial Area Ph-I and Ph-II; Okhla Industrial Estate; Flatted Factory Complex Okhla; Mohan Cooperative Industrial Estate; Flatted Factory Complex, Jhandewalan; Shahzeda Bagh Industrial Area
West (opens in a new tab)Naraina Industrial Area Ph-I and Ph-II; Mayapuri Industrial Area Ph-I and Ph-II; Tilak Nagar Industrial Area; Kirti Nagar Industrial Area; D.F.L. Industrial Area, Moti Nagar; Najafgarh Road Industrial Area
North (opens in a new tab)G.T. Karnal Road; Rajasthani Udyog Nagar; S.M.A.; S.S.I.; Wazirpur; Lawrance Road; Udyog Nagar; D.S.I.D.C. Sheds Nagloi; Mangol Puri (DDA and DSIDC); Badli; Narela; Bawana; Rani Jhansi Road
East (opens in a new tab)Jhilmil Industrial Area; Friends Colony Industrial Area, Shahdara; Patpar Ganj Industrial Area; Shahdara Industrial Area

Reported activity, and what it means for your accounts

These reports describe some units and not all of them. The accounting points are our general analysis. Check the treatment of your own goods and processes.

AreaReported activityAccounting points to raise
OkhlaGarment and printing units are mentioned, along with flatted factoriesJob work and export paperwork for garments. Paper stock and work-in-progress by order for printers
WazirpurMetal-related units, with pickling mentioned in an environmental surveyMaterial yield and scrap, process charges, and any compliance costs
MayapuriDescribed as a small-industry area and a metal and scrap marketScrap purchases from unregistered sellers, weight-based stock, and ask about the GST treatment of scrap
NarainaHeavy kitchen and hotel equipment mentioned in one reportMade-to-order projects, customer advances and installation
Bawana and NarelaPlots and flatted units under government schemes. Reported auctions in 2024 and freehold policy talk in 2025Lease, allotment and premium records, and whether costs are capital or revenue
NarelaPlastics, cable, food processing and footwear named in a 2022 university study, with repeated press reports of fires at slipper and shoe unitsFor footwear: GST set by price per pair, credit building up when materials carry a higher rate, and stock in pairs and sizes
PatparganjOffset printing described in a 2022 trade report, and garment units reported to have shrunkAs for Okhla: paper stock and work in progress for printers, and job work for garments
MangolpuriPress reports name a shoe factory, a circuit-breaker unit and a rubber unit, so no single trade is shownFollow your own product's workflow. For footwear, see the Narela row above

What most units share

  • Raw material, work in progress and finished goods records
  • Job work challans, and returns on time
  • Wages, overtime, and PF and ESI where applicable
  • A fixed asset register for machines
  • TDS on contractors and rent, where applicable

The full workflow is on accounting for manufacturers.

Choosing someone

Ask whether they have handled a process like yours, how they will learn how material moves through your unit, and how your stock count will be checked. Those two things are hard to do from a distance, and are where location can genuinely matter.

AccountOrbit takes enquiries by phone from anywhere in Delhi, including these areas, but has no office in any of them.

Pages for individual areas

We have a separate page only where an area's trade changes what your books need. Each describes the trade. AccountOrbit takes enquiries by phone from these areas, but has no office in them.

Running a unit in a Delhi industrial area?

Tell us what you make, which area you are in, whether you use job workers, and your staff count.