Auto Components / Ancillaries Projects in Telangana – Page 2

8 upcoming and ongoing auto components / ancillaries projects in Telangana worth ₹769 Cr, with investment, location, project stage and latest status. Last updated 22 Sep 2026.

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Latest auto components / ancillaries projects in Telangana

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  1. Project Work Commenced Auto Components / Ancillaries Updated

    Rs.100 Million New Brake Discs & self Standing Convergent divergent Nozzles Mfg. Unit in Medchal - Maljkajgiri, Telangana

    Telangana From 100 Million to 999 Million

    A new manufacturing unit is being planned in Telangana to produce brake discs, self-standing convergent divergent nozzles, composite overpressure vessels, and biomedical implants. The project's estimated cost is Rs.100 million, and it has received consent from the state pollution control authorities as of May 2022. The unit will cater to the transportation, healthcare, defense, and aerospace sectors and generate employment opportunities.

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    Rs.150 Million New Automotive Components Mfg. Unit in Ramangara, Telangana

    Telangana From 100 Million to 999 Million

    A new automotive components manufacturing unit is being set up in Harohalli Industrial Area, Ramangara, Telangana, with an estimated cost of Rs.150.5 million. The project has been approved and work has commenced as of August 2021. This investment is expected to create job opportunities and strengthen the manufacturing sector's capabilities in the region.

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  3. Project Work Commenced Auto Components / Ancillaries Updated

    Cables Mfg. Expansion Project in Mahaboobnagar, Telangana

    Telangana Less than 100 Million

    A cable manufacturing company plans to expand its operations in Mahaboobnagar, Telangana. The project aims to increase the manufacturing capacity of harness cables and single cables, with an estimated cost of Rs. 69.5 million. Consent from pollution control authorities has been obtained, emphasizing their commitment to sustainability.

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