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Rs.1586 Million Dog Food & Cat Food Manufacturing Plant in Nagarkurnool, Telangana

Avanti Petcare plans to establishment of a new dog food and cat food manufacturing unit at Sy.No. 44, 45 and 46, Cherukur village, Veldanda mandal, Nagarkurnool district, Telangana, with a project cost of approximately ₹158.60 crore. The facility is designed to produce 6,000 TPA of dog food and 6,000 TPA of cat food, with operations restricted to blending and mixing of raw materials, excluding any rendering operations. The State Pollution Control Board has granted Consent to Establish under the Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 and the Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981. The plant is expected to be equipped with a husk-fired boiler of 5 TPH capacity fitted with a cyclone dust collector and bag filters for air pollution control, a diesel DG set for backup power, an effluent treatment plant (ETP) of 100 KLD capacity for treating boiler feed, cooling tower, washing and domestic wastewater, bio-filters and odour control systems including Bio-Oxygen air sterilisation systems, closed sheds for raw material storage and processing to control fugitive emissions, and rainwater harvesting structures. The unit will also maintain closed husk and ash storage rooms, and will develop 33% of the total area as green belt as part of its environmental compliance measures.

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Hospitality and Healthcare

Rs.1344 Million KIMSHEALTH Hospital Expansion Project in Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala

KIMS Health Care Management Ltd (KHML), a subsidiary of Aster DM Quality Care Ltd, has approved an investment of about Rs 134.4 crore to expand its KIMSHEALTH Hospital facility in Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala. The board-approved plan includes construction of a new block along with optimisation of existing facilities, adding 184 beds to the current capacity of 795 beds, taking the total to approximately 979 beds. The investment will be funded through a mix of 70 per cent debt and 30 per cent equity, and the project is slated for completion on or before May 2028. The move is aimed at addressing space constraints, enabling expansion of key specialties, and strengthening healthcare infrastructure in the region to support future growth. Aster DM Quality Care is a prominent listed healthcare services group with a network of hospitals and clinics across India and the Gulf region, and its KIMSHEALTH brand is a well-established multi-specialty hospital chain in Kerala. A hospital expansion of this scale typically involves civil construction of new inpatient blocks, installation of medical infrastructure such as modular operation theatres, ICU equipment, diagnostic imaging systems (MRI, CT scanners), central sterile supply systems, HVAC and medical gas pipelines, elevators, and backup power systems to support the enhanced bed capacity and specialty services.

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Equipment

Rs.1920 Million Transformer Manufacturing Facility in India

Waaree Transpower, a subsidiary of Waaree Energies Ltd, has announced an investment of about ₹192 crore to set up a new state-of-the-art power transformer manufacturing facility, expanding its power transformer capabilities. The facility, centred around a 500 MVA, 400 kV transformer line, will enable the company to manufacture and cater to customers across 132 kV, 220 kV and 400 kV voltage classes, and is expected to become operational by April 2027. The investment is aimed at meeting the growing demand arising from India's expanding power transmission and renewable energy infrastructure, and will help the company address a broader spectrum of high-voltage transmission requirements beyond renewable energy applications. The company currently holds an order book of approximately ₹360 crore for execution during FY 2026–27, providing a foundation for its next phase of growth and capacity expansion. As part of this new facility, typical equipment and machinery required would include core cutting and stacking machines, coil winding machines, vacuum pressure impregnation and drying plants, transformer tank fabrication and assembly lines, oil filtration and treatment units, and high-voltage testing equipment such as impulse generators and dielectric test benches, all essential for manufacturing high-voltage power transformers of this scale.

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Power Generation

Rs.7550 Million Wind Energy Project in India

Indian Oil Corporation Limited, India's largest oil marketing company, has placed a 100 MW wind energy turnkey order worth Rs 755 crore, to be executed on a full turnkey basis including post-commissioning operations and maintenance (O&M) services. The scope of work covers end-to-end project execution — supply of wind turbine generators, engineering, procurement and construction (EPC), project execution, and long-term O&M support. The order forms part of a broader trend of public sector undertakings and oil marketing companies diversifying into renewable energy generation to meet decarbonisation and energy-transition goals, alongside commercial and industrial customers and independent power producers increasingly contracting turnkey wind solutions. As a Maharatna Central Public Sector Undertaking, Indian Oil Corporation is one of India's largest players in refining, marketing and distribution of petroleum products, and its expansion into wind power reflects a wider strategic push toward renewable capacity addition. Execution of a project of this scale would typically involve major equipment and machinery such as wind turbine generators (nacelles, rotor blades, hubs), tubular or lattice towers, foundation and civil works, step-up transformers, grid-interconnection and SCADA/control systems, and associated evacuation infrastructure.

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Chemicals

Rs.66600 Million Patalganga Enzyme Facility Expansion Project in Patalganga, Maharashtra

Novonesis is set to invest more than ₹6,660 crore (€600 million) to expand its enzyme production site in Patalganga, Maharashtra, as part of a broader push to strengthen its global manufacturing network. The company has described the expansion as turning the Patalganga facility into one of the world's most advanced enzyme production sites, expected to become fully operational by 2030 and cater to emerging markets across South Asia, West Asia and Africa. The expanded facility will manufacture enzymes used across a range of industries, including biofuels, household care, and food and beverages. The move is part of a series of global investments by the company, which has also expanded facilities in Rayong (Thailand), Taicang (China), Araucária (Brazil), and Franklinton and West Allis in the United States. This expansion comes amid India's push to grow its footprint in the global biotechnology industry, a sector projected to generate close to $930 billion in economic value and create around five million jobs worldwide by 2035. A brownfield expansion of this scale in enzyme/biosolutions manufacturing would typically require fermentation bioreactors, downstream purification and filtration systems, enzyme stabilization and formulation units, spray dryers, effluent treatment plants, and quality-control laboratories to support large-scale biocatalyst production.

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Automotive Industries

New Automobiles and Tractors Mfg. Facility in Nagpur, Maharashtra

Mahindra is moving ahead with plans for what is described as its largest integrated manufacturing complex, to be located near Nagpur, Maharashtra. The company is now taking possession of the first 800-acre land parcel for the proposed facility at Additional Butibori in Nagpur, with the wider manufacturing complex eventually planned to cover 1,500 acres across the Vidarbha region. The greenfield facility is being designed as a flexible manufacturing hub capable of producing internal-combustion engine (ICE) vehicles, electric vehicles and tractors on the same infrastructure, allowing the company to adjust its production mix as demand across powertrain technologies evolves. Once fully developed, the complex is planned to have an annual capacity of more than 600,000 automobiles and tractors combined, supporting the company's growing SUV, EV and tractor businesses. The project will also be supported by a separate 150-acre supplier park in Sambhajinagar to enable component supply for the complex. Given the scale and multi-powertrain flexibility envisaged, a project of this nature would typically require investment in press shops, body-in-white and welding lines, paint shops, chassis and final assembly lines, battery and EV powertrain assembly facilities, stamping presses, robotic welding and automation systems, quality testing tracks, and tooling and die-manufacturing infrastructure.

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Rs.1586 Million Dog Food & Cat Food Manufacturing Plant in Nagarkurnool, Telangana

Rs.1344 Million KIMSHEALTH Hospital Expansion Project in Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala

Rs.1920 Million Transformer Manufacturing Facility in India

Rs.7550 Million Wind Energy Project in India

Rs.66600 Million Patalganga Enzyme Facility Expansion Project in Patalganga, Maharashtra

New Automobiles and Tractors Mfg. Facility in Nagpur, Maharashtra

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