The company has opened its manufacturing facility near Hyderabad, and hinted at plans to scale up operations by setting up a bigger factory. The new factory is also part of the firm’s plans to diversify the supply chain beyond China. The company has received ISI certification for its LPG safety device.

The district chapter of the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) has put in place a task force to develop the electronics manufacturing sector in Coimbatore. The task force has commenced discussions in this regard with large multinationals operating in the state and other places.

Robotics and automation firm Addverb plans to expand its robot manufacturing unit in India to boost its output by around 10 times in the next financial year.

The diaper-making company Nobel Hygiene plans to invest Rs. 110 crore in a new plant on a 13 acre of plot at Halol in Gujarat. It will have three machines in the first phase and is expected to generate Rs. 450 crore in annual incremental revenue on completion of the second phase, when the annual capacity to will be doubled.

Civil work has begun on the company’s gas pipes manufacturing project at Shahjahanpur, Rajasthan. The civil work will be completed by 31 December, and the machines will be commissioned in Q4 of FY 22. This project will be provided a capital expenditure of around Rs. 6 crore, while a provision of about Rs. 12 crore has been assigned towards working capital.

The company has finalised the location for a Steel Pipe Fittings Manufacturing unit at Prakash Industrial Estate, District Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh. Capital expenditure of around Rs. 7 crore and a provision for about Rs. 9 crore has been assigned towards working capital requirements for this project, which will be sourced completely from internal accruals.

The digital technology and engineering company has introduced a new manufacturing line of low voltage motors at its Faridabad factory. The expansion will increase plant capacity by more than 20 per cent while bolstering the position of ABB in the region and globally.

The consumer durables maker and electronics manufacturing services provider has lined up an investment of Rs. 100 crore for the ongoing fiscal year, most of which will be spent on setting up a new air-conditioner manufacturing plant at Ahmednagar in Maharashtra.

RIL will double its PET recycling capacity by setting up a recycled polyester staple fibre manufacturing facility in Andhra Pradesh. As part of this, plastic recycling and waste management company Srichakra Ecotex India Pvt Ltd will build and operate exclusively for RIL the new recycled PSF - Recron GreenGold and PET flakes wash-line in Andhra Pradesh.