Karnataka Government approves 9 industrial projects worth 9,823 INR-Crore

Riya Fernandes Dec 24, 2024 0

The Karnataka Government has approved nine industrial projects with a massive investment of 9,823.31 INR-Crore. These initiatives are projected to generate around 5,605 jobs, significantly boosting the state’s industrial growth. The approvals were finalized during the 64th State High-Level Clearance Committee (SHLCC) meeting.

Among the nine, three are investment proposals, while the remaining six involve expansions or revisions to existing plans. The newly approved projects include DN Solutions India Pvt Ltd’s 998 INR-Crore venture at ITIR, Devanahalli, which promises 467 jobs. Similarly, Silectric Semiconductor Manufacturing Pvt Ltd plans to invest around 3,425.60 INR-Crore in Kochanahalli, Mysuru, creating 460 job opportunities. Additionally, Sansera Engineering Ltd’s 2,150 INR-Crore project at Harohalli is set to deliver 3,500 jobs.

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Meanwhile, the six expansion and amended projects bring a combined investment of around 3,249.71 INR-Crore. These upgrades will generate 1,178 jobs, further strengthening Karnataka’s industrial backbone. This strategic push for Industrial Projects in Karnataka underscores the government’s commitment to industrial development.


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