Karnataka CM gives nod to Aerospace unit

Karnataka Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa has given approval to US-based Goodrich Aerospace Service Pvt Ltd to set up a manufacturing unit with an investment of Rs 480 crore as per report. The project would generate 4,000 jobs and solidify the state’s position in the aerospace industry. The approval is to establish a unit for manufacturing aircraft evacuation systems, lighting systems, cargo systems, seating systems and electrical power systems. The state government has approved allotment of over 25 acres at aerospace SEZ in hi-tech, defence and aerospace park for the project along with the supply of 400 KVA of power from Bangalore Electricity Supply Company Ltd (BESCOM). Also, 3 lakh LPD (litres per day) of water from Karnataka Industrial Area Development Board (KIADB) and incentives and concessions as per the aerospace policy of the state would be provided, among others. According to the industries department, the planned expansion at Devanahalli, Bangalore rural district, offers a key advantage of positioning Karnataka on the global network and further enhance the state’s ecosystem in the aerospace and defence sector.

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