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Company
| Legal name | GNIX Technologies LLP |
|---|---|
| Trading name | GNIX |
| Registered office | Farm 18, Nature View Farms, Sector 150, Noida, Uttar Pradesh 201306, India |
| Sector | Plantation, landscape execution and greenery maintenance |
| Projects delivered or running | 19 packages |
| States and union territories | Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Haryana, Punjab, Andhra Pradesh, Rajasthan, Odisha, Telangana |
| Services | 11 across execution, advisory and sustainability |
| Published reference library | 36 species, 15 technical guides |
| Media contact | hello@gnix.in |
| Phone | +91 81058 70564 |
GNIX Technologies LLP is a Noida-based plantation and landscape execution company working on highway corridors, city greening programmes, vertical gardens and campus landscapes across India.
GNIX Technologies LLP plans, plants and maintains green infrastructure across India. Its work spans expressway plantation for the National Highways Authority of India and major EPC developers, city-scale greening for development authorities, 34,000 sq ft of vertical garden on live flyovers and metro stations, tree transplantation, and long-term greenery maintenance. The company publishes an open technical reference library covering 36 species used on Indian projects.
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Roughly half of corridor plantation losses trace to four decisions taken before planting: species against soil, pit specification, monsoon timing, and who owns the plants afterwards. We can speak to this with chainage-level detail.
Underlying guideWhat it takes to keep 34,000 sq ft of vertical garden alive on flyovers and metro stations through Punjab winters and NCR summers — structural load, irrigation redundancy and maintenance access.
Case studyWhy preparation eight to twelve weeks ahead decides survival, which species can realistically be moved, and how translocation claims should be audited.
Method guideThe case for a 70% native structural palette on Indian projects, the invasive species still being specified, and what actually changes bird populations on a campus.
Underlying guideUsage
Our technical guides and plant library may be quoted with attribution to GNIX Technologies LLP and a link to the page quoted. If you need a figure verified, a comment on a story, or higher-resolution project photographs, write to hello@gnix.in and we will respond the same working day.
Please do not attribute rates or costs to us that we have not published. Our cost guidance is deliberately structural — what drives a number — rather than a rate card, because rates vary by site.
We are happy to provide comment, data or site access for stories on plantation, urban greening and landscape maintenance. Write to hello@gnix.in.
