Projects in Tamil Nadu – Page 249

1,310 upcoming and ongoing projects in Tamil Nadu worth ₹2,132,613 Cr, with investment, location, project stage and latest status. Last updated 09 Oct 2026.

Projects tracked
1,310
Total investment
₹2,132,613 Cr
Projects above ₹100 Cr
694
Added in the last 30 days
8

Latest projects in Tamil Nadu

Showing 1,241–1,245 of 1,310
  1. Under Implementation Synthetic Organic Chemicals Updated

    Rs.135 Million Pigments Expansion Project in Cuddalore, Tamil Nadu

    Tamil Nadu From 100 Million to 999 Million

    A pigments expansion project in Tamilnadu aims to boost production capacity from 10.25 TPM to 530 TPM. With final environmental clearance, the project reflects commitment to sustainable manufacturing practices. Estimated cost: Rs.135 Million.

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  3. Project Work Commenced Food Processing Projects Updated

    New Refined Vegetable Oil Mfg. Project in Ranipet, Tamil Nadu

    Tamil Nadu NA

    A new refined vegetable oil manufacturing project will be established in Ranipet, Tamil Nadu. It involves producing 888.39 T/M of refined vegetable oil and fractionation and packing of 225 T/M vegetable oil. Consent from state pollution control authorities has been obtained as of June 2020.

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  4. Project Work Commenced Renewable Power Projects Updated

    New Wind Turbine rotor Blades Mfg. Project in Erode, Tamil Nadu

    Tamil Nadu NA

    A new wind turbine rotor blades manufacturing project is planned in Erode, Tamil Nadu. It involves producing 15 rotor blades and 10 wind turbine generators per month. Consent from state pollution control authorities has been obtained as of June 2020.

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  5. Project Work Commenced Auto Components / Ancillaries Updated

    New Cam Shaft Mfg. Project in Tiruvallur, Tamil Nadu

    Tamil Nadu NA

    A manufacturing project in Tamil Nadu, India, will produce 300 tons/month of cam shafts. Consent was received from pollution control authorities in June 2020. It promises economic growth and job opportunities while adhering to environmental regulations.

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