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Business Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Tuesday, Aug 08, 2006 |
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Apollo Tyres to set up Rs 520-cr plant near Chennai
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Enters pact with TN Govt; project to generate employment for 2,000 people
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WARM WELCOME: The Apollo Tyres CMD, Mr Onkar S. Kanwar, calling on the Tamil Nadu Chief Minister, Mr M. Karunanidhi, at the State Secretariat in Chennai on Monday. — S.R.Raghunathan
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Apollo Tyres Ltd plans to set up a Rs 520-crore automobile tyres manufacturing plant near Chennai.
According to a Tamil Nadu Government press release, the company has entered into an agreement with the State Government to set up the project, which would generate employment for over 2,000 persons.
The 135-acre facility is to come up at the Oragadam Industrial Park promoted by the State Industries Promotion Corporation of Tamil Nadu (SIPCOT) near Kanchipuram on the Chennai-Bangalore route.
GIANT STRIDES: Local Administration Minister M.K.Stalin inaugurating an assembly unit of Komatsu India Private Limited at Oragadam near Chennai on Wednesday. T.M. Anbarasan, Labour Welfare Minister, Masahiro Sakane, president and CEO, Komatsu India a nd Yoshiaki Kodaki, Consul-General of Japan in Chennai, are in the picture. — Photo : A. Muralitharan |
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KANCHEEPURAM: Tamil Nadu is all set to reap the benefits of the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam's efforts to it an industry-friendly destination, Rural Industries and Local Administration Minister M.K. Stalin said on Wednesday.
Declaring open an assembly unit of Komatsu India Private Limited at the SIPCOT Industrial Estate at Oragadam near Chennai. Kancheepuram district would soon become a major automobile industrial belt.
Consul-General of Japan Yoshiaki Kodaki said India was the second most desirable destination for Japanese companies. Tamil Nadu was the most sought-after destination in view of its industry-friendly environment.
Industries Secretary Shaktikantha Das said more major automobile industries would be coming up at Oragadam. President and chief executive officer, KIPL, M. Sakane, said the industry-friendly environment and easy access to foreign destinations by air and sea from Chennai attracted the company to invest around Rs.75 crore in setting up its unit at Oragadam.
Momentive plans unit near Chennai
Staff Correspondent
CHENNAI: Momentive Performance Materials Inc. (formerly GE Bayer Silicones), a leading producer of specialty materials, plans a greenfield investment of $20 million to set up a state-of-the-art manufacturing facility and a world-class technology centre for application development in Chennai.
The facility that will be located at SIPCOT Oragadam Industrial Growth Centre in Sriperumbudur near Chennai will triple the silicone production capacity of the company.
Addressing a press conference here on Tuesday, Ian Moore, President and Chief Executive Officer of Momentive for Europe, Middle East, Africa and India, said the new manufacturing facility was slated to go operational in 2008. |
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Sanmina-SCI plans technology campus
Staff Correspondent
Wednesday, Jun 20, 2007
CHENNAI: Sanmina-SCI Corporation, an electronics manufacturing services (EMS) company, has signed a memorandum of understanding with the Tamil Nadu Government to set up a state-of-the-art manufacturing technology campus at Oragadam, near Chennai.
Sanmina-SCI will be investing $50 million initially in the new facility. It will be a designated Special Economic Zone (SEZ) as defined by the Central Government regulations. . |
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EXPANDING IN INDIA: Mr Hari Pillai, President of Global EMS Operations, Sanmina-SCI (left), and Mr Shaktikanta Das, Tamil Nadu Industries Secretary, at a press conference in Chennai on Tuesday. — Bijoy Ghosh |
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Sanmina-SCI, $11-billion US-based provider of electronic manufacturing services (EMS), will invest Rs 225 crore at Oragadam, near Chennai, to set up its largest manufacturing technology campus.
HIGHWAYS DEPARTMENT
8.3. Road Infrastructure Development in Oragadam Industrial Park
The Government announced during last year a distinguished expressway is to be
developed in the state. Industrial parks, Special economic zones, IT parks and integrated
Townships will be located along the Expressway which will connect Airports and Ports. As a
part of this mega project, infrastructure development plan for Oragadam industrial park is being
prepared.
Under this scheme, as an industrial park and industries are being developed in
Oragadam area in between the NH4 and NH45, the Government have sanctioned the scheme
for widening and strengthening the following roads at a cost of Rs.300 crores to develop the
road infrastructure in the area:
a) Singaperumalkoil – Sriperumbudur road
(Km 0/0-24/6) : 24.60 Km
b) Vandalur – Walajabad road
(Km 30/4-63/8) : 33.40 Km
Total : 58.00 Km
The details of the works are given below:
Detailed Project Reports are being prepared through consultants for widening
Singaperumalkoil-Sriperumbudur road and Vandalur-Walajabad road, and the 12.6 Km stretch
of road from Singaperumkoil to Oragadam junction connecting NH 45 and NH4, to four lane
and widening of 12 Km stretch from Oragadam to Sriperumbudur to six lane and widening of 20
Km stretch in Vandalur-Walajabad road from Vandalur to Oragadam to four lane, and
Strengthening 13.4 Km length of two lane stretch from Oragadam to Walajabad and
construction of over bridge at Oragadam junction.On receipt of Detailed Project Reports, action will be taken to acquire lands through
Revenue Department. The Government have sanctioned Rs.56 crores for meeting land
acquisition cost and after finalization of land acquisition proceedings,the road works will be
taken up for execution in the current year. A provision of Rs. 20 crores has been made in the
current year for road works. |
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| ABOUT ORAGADAM INDUTRIYAL PARK |
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Name of the Complex/Park |
SIPCOT Industrial Park, Oragadam |
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Location |
Sriperumpudur, Kancheepuram District |
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Area of the Complex |
1935.28 acres
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Saleable area |
1642.18 acres |
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Area now available for allotment |
677.61 acres (Position as on 31.3.07) (no lands available for allotment as on 27.4.07) |
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Cost of the Land |
Rs.30 lakhs/acre |
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Connectivity |
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Nearest Railway Station |
Singaperumal Koil – 13 Km |
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Nearest Airport |
Chennai -50 kms |
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Nearest Seaport |
Chennai - 60 kms |
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Nearest N.H./S.H. |
13 Km from Singaperumal Koil and NH 4. |
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Water supply |
135 lakh litres per day |
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Power Supply |
110/11 KV Sub Station |
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Telephone |
Available |
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Preferable Industries |
Engineering Industries, Bio-Tech, IT,Electronics, etc. |
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Present status of the complex
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Under Devolopment |
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Major Units located near the complex
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Ford Motors, Hyundai Motors, Saint. Gobain Glass |
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Salient features of the Industrial Park
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Located very close to Chennai. |
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Business Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Tuesday, Feb 27, 2007
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Mahindra-Renault-Nissan car facility near Chennai
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Investment at Rs 4,000 cr; M&M to produce utility vehicles here |
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JOINT DRIVE: (From left) Mr Keshub Mahindra, Chairman, Mahindra Group; Mr Patrick Pelata, Executive Vice-President, Renault; and Mr Carlos Tavares, Executive Vice-President, Nissan, at a press conference in Chennai on Monday. — Bijoy Ghosh |
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Chennai Feb. 26 Mahindra & Mahindra, Renault and Nissan today announced a joint venture to produce cars at a new plant near Chennai, at an investment of Rs 4,000 crore.
The plant, which will produce models for all the three partners, will have a capacity to produce 400,000 cars and utility vehicles, as well as power train for Renault and Nissan, officials of the joint venture said at a press conference here today.
Phase I capacity
The plant is to come up on a 1,100-acre land at Oragadam, south of Chennai, (not far from the Hyundai car plant) and Phase I with a capacity of 4,00,000 vehicles will be commissioned by the second half of 2009, officials said.
A State Government press release said that the project would also involve manufacture of 50,000 tractors. |
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Industries
58. As this Government is known to be easily accessible to industrialists, many new industrial units are being established in the State. After this Government came to power, Memoranda of Understanding have been signed with eight major Industrial Houses, namely Motorola, Apollo Tyres, Tessolve, Dell Computers, Growth Link, Samsung, Mahindra-Renault-Nissan and Caparo, involving industrial investments to the tune of Rs.6,985 crores. It is expected that these projects would provide direct and indirect employment to about 96,000 persons. As the crowning glory of achievements of this Government’s Industrial Policy, a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed on 26.2.2007 between the Government of Tamil Nadu and a consortium consisting of Mahindra and Mahindra of our country, Renault of France and Nissan of Japan for establishing jointly a large car manufacturing facility at Oragadam near Chennai with an investment of Rs.4,000 crores. After Ford and Hyundai, this is the largest car manufacturing facility being established in Tamil Nadu. With this, Tamil Nadu has regained the top position it had lost in automobile and automotive component manufacturing. |
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Business Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Sunday, Nov 05, 2006 |
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JOINT DRIVE: (From left) Mr Keshub Mahindra, Chairman, Mahindra Group; Mr Patrick Pelata, Executive Vice-President, Renault; and Mr Carlos Tavares, Executive Vice-President, Nissan, at a press conference in Chennai on Monday. — Bijoy Ghosh |
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Chennai , Nov. 4
The Prime Minister, Dr Manmohan Singh, today laid the foundation stone for the Rs 470-crore Global Automotive Research Centre (G-ARC) at Oragadam, near Chennai.
Dr Manmohan Singh said that the facility would have the latest infrastructure for automotive testing and homologation and will be developed on 304 acres.
Along with the Centres of Excellence being set up, G-ARC would make India a frontrunner in automobile R&D.
The G-ARC is part of the National Automotive Testing and R&D Infrastructure Project and will help automobile and auto component manufacturers achieve global standards. |
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Business Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Tuesday, Jul 24, 2007 |
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Rs 11,000-cr investments planned near Chennai
Investments to be made in the Sriperumbudur-Oragadam region, near Chennai, within the next couple of years.
About one lakh jobs are likely to be created.
Our Bureau
Chennai, July 23 Investments of about Rs 9,000 crore, that will lead to creation of over one lakh jobs, are expected to be made in the Sriperumbudur-Oragadam region, near Chennai, within the next couple of years.
These investments will come from the vendors of Nokia (Rs 3,300 crore) and Flextronics (Rs 2,500 crore) and commitments from industries in the two Special Economic Zones promoted by the State Government, viz., SIPCOT Sriperumbudur Hi-Tech SEZ (Rs 1,976 crore) and SIPCOT Oragadam Hi-Tech SEZ (Rs 1,300 crore). This is in addition to the Rs 650-crore investment of Nokia, Rs 450-crore of Flextronics and Rs 270 crore of Dell.
Electronic goods export zone to be set up at Oragadam
Tuesday, May 08 2007 17:37 (IST)
Chennai, May 8 (UNI) The Tamil Nadu Government will set up a new electronic goods export zone at the hi-tech Special Economic Zone at Oragadam, near here, Chief Minister M Karunanidhi told the State Assembly today.
Replying to the demand for grants for Industries department, he said the new export zone, to come up in a 285-acre area, would attract an initial investment of Rs 1,300 crore and offer direct job opportunities to 23,000 people. The Government had decided to set up the new export zone as several companies had come forward to start industries in the State, he added.
Mr Karunanidhi said the export zone would be set up at the hi-tech SEZ, in which SIPCOT had allotted a total area of 351.85 acres to global companies like Dell Computers, Samsung, Motorola, Foxconn and TAPP Semiconductors Limited to set up their manufacturing facilities. |
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