Festo marked four decades of operations in India by inaugurating its new Global Capability Centre (GCC) in Bengaluru. The milestone reinforces the company’s commitment to Industry 4.0, automation, and smart manufacturing while strengthening its long-term presence in one of its key growth markets. Located near Electronics City, the state-of-the-art facility spans 71,000 square feet and can accommodate up to 600 employees. This positions Bengaluru as a strategic hub for Festo’s global operations.

A Strategic Hub for Engineering and Digital Innovation

The Bengaluru GCC will serve as a centre of excellence for:

*Advanced engineering

*Digital solutions and software development

*Data analytics

*Global process optimisation

*Operational excellence initiatives

By consolidating these capabilities under one roof, Festo aims to enhance innovation, streamline global processes, and deliver scalable digital solutions across its international network. Moreover, the centre will focus on upskilling employees and fostering collaboration with India’s strong technology and engineering talent ecosystem.

Driving Industry 4.0 and Sustainable Automation

Ravi Sastry, Managing Director of Festo India, emphasized that the new GCC aligns with the company’s broader vision of “automation for a sustainable future.” He noted that the centre will actively contribute to global R&D initiatives while leveraging India’s growing technology expertise. As industries accelerate digital transformation, the Bengaluru GCC will play a critical role. It will advance smart manufacturing, industrial automation, and sustainable production systems.

India’s Expanding Role in Festo’s Global Strategy

Alok Maheshwari, Head of GCC at Festo India, highlighted India’s importance in the company’s growth journey. Over the past 40 years, India has evolved from a market presence into a strategic innovation partner. Looking ahead, Festo plans to double its India team, reflecting its confidence in the country’s industrial and technological potential. The company remains focused on empowering industries, strengthening technical education, and building future-ready skills.

Four Decades of Partnership and Future Growth

Sebastian Beck, Member of the Management Board HR & Finance at Festo, described the 40-year milestone as a testament to the company’s long-term vision and trust in India. What began as a regional footprint has now matured into a deep partnership grounded in engineering excellence, shared values, and sustained innovation. As reported by manufacturingtodayindia.com, as Festo advances its global digital and sustainability agenda, India is set to play an increasingly strategic role in shaping the company’s innovation capabilities and long-term growth trajectory.

EREMA Group and Lindner Washtech have established a new joint subsidiary, EREMA India, marking a strategic expansion into one of the world’s fastest-growing plastics recycling markets. With the inauguration held in New Delhi, the move reinforces both companies’ long-term commitment to India’s ambitious recycling targets and rapidly evolving regulatory landscape.

Manfred Hackl, CEO of the EREMA Group, emphasized that India represents one of the most dynamic plastics recycling markets globally. By combining local presence with integrated system expertise, the company aims to provide faster access to advanced mechanical recycling technologies and stronger on-ground support for Indian recyclers.

Unified Extrusion and Washing Expertise Under One Roof

EREMA India consolidates EREMA’s extrusion technologies and Lindner Washtech’s washing systems into a single, coordinated structure. The new subsidiary builds on a decades-long partnership and strengthens technical integration across the recycling value chain.

Deepak Mehta, newly appointed Managing Director and Partner of EREMA India, highlighted that the focus will remain on customer proximity, fast service response, and local spare parts availability. By blending decades of market experience with European technology leadership, the company intends to deliver sustainable value to India’s recycling industry.

India’s Expanding Recycling Market Drives Technology Demand

India’s population of 1.47 billion and a growing middle class continue to push demand for consumer goods—and consequently plastics. According to projections by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), plastic consumption in India could increase more than fivefold between 2019 and 2060.

In response, the government has introduced ambitious circular economy goals, including stricter Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) regulations and expanding collection and sorting systems. For example, in the bottle-to-bottle segment alone, around 25 recycling plants with a combined capacity of approximately 600,000 tonnes are expected to be operational by 2026. Furthermore, mandatory recycling quotas for plastic packaging will gradually rise to 60% by 2029, significantly increasing demand for high-quality recyclates. Christoph Wöss, Global Sales Director at EREMA, noted that regulatory momentum and higher quality requirements make India a strategically important growth market.

European Technology for High-Quality Recyclates

Through EREMA India, recyclers gain direct access to European washing, extrusion, and thermal decontamination technologies. By integrating Lindner’s washing systems with EREMA’s extrusion solutions, the company delivers fully coordinated process chains. These systems achieve high throughput while ensuring consistent output quality.

This integrated approach allows recyclers to meet increasingly strict standards, including international food-contact compliance. Local service teams provide commissioning support, troubleshooting, and after-sales service to ensure high system availability.

Advanced PET and Polyolefin Recycling Solutions

In the bottle-to-bottle sector, EREMA’s PET recycling technologies are already operating successfully with several Indian customers. These systems help achieve superior colour values and optimized polymer properties, providing a competitive advantage.

For polyolefins such as HDPE, LDPE, and PP, integrated recycling lines manage complex post-consumer waste streams efficiently. After washing and separation, the INTAREMA® extrusion system, combined with the ReFresher module, removes odours effectively and ensures premium-quality recycled output. Additionally, EREMA India offers ReadyMac and ReadyWash systems. These standardized, fast-delivery solutions are designed for customers seeking high-quality recycling technology at a competitive price point.

Two Strategic Locations and a New Customer Center

The subsidiary operates from two key locations in India.

Vadodara, Gujarat: Houses the main sales office and a new Customer Center where recyclers can conduct material trials under real production conditions. The facility will soon feature a ReadyMac HD recycling machine equipped with EREMA Laserfilter technology. It will also include laboratory equipment for rapid material testing.

Mumbai: Hosts an additional sales and service office to strengthen customer support across western and southern India.

By integrating experienced local teams into its new structure, EREMA India ensures continuity in commissioning, servicing, and customer engagement.

Supporting Circular Economy Transition

Ultimately, the establishment of EREMA India represents a strategic response to India’s accelerating circular economy transition. By combining local expertise with advanced European recycling technology, EREMA and Lindner Washtech aim to empower recyclers across India. The initiative will help them meet stricter regulations, improve production efficiency, and produce high-quality recyclates at scale. As reported by erema.com, India is intensifying its push toward closed-loop systems and food-grade recycled materials. EREMA India is positioning itself at the center of this transformation.

RSPL Group secured environmental clearance to significantly expand production at its soda ash subsidiary, SOKA. The approval enables the company to double its soda ash manufacturing capacity from 5,00,000 tons per annum (TPA) to 1 million TPA at its facility in Dwarka district, Gujarat. In addition to capacity expansion, the company will also introduce sodium bicarbonate production, thereby broadening its inorganic chemicals portfolio and strengthening its domestic and export market presence.

Phased Expansion to Meet Rising Industrial Demand

The expansion will be executed in phases. To begin with, SOKA plans to increase output to 7,50,000 TPA over the next two years, adding 250,000 tons within its existing inorganic chemical complex. Subsequently, the company will scale up to the full one million TPA capacity, aligning production with growing demand from key downstream industries. The plant’s infrastructure will support large-scale growth, allowing SOKA to execute the expansion efficiently and sustainably. As demand rises across detergents, glass manufacturing, chemicals, and renewable energy segments, the additional capacity will ensure reliable supply and improved market responsiveness.

Strengthening Supply to Detergent, Glass, and Solar Industries

With higher production capacity, SOKA aims to reinforce its role as a strategic supplier to multiple industries:

*Soda ash light is widely used in detergent manufacturing, water treatment, pulp and paper, and chemical processing.

*Soda ash dense serves as a core raw material for flat glass, float glass, container glass, metallurgy, ceramics, dyes, and textiles.

*Importantly, the expansion will also support the solar glass segment, a critical input for solar panels. By enhancing supply to solar glass manufacturers, SOKA contributes directly to India’s renewable energy and clean energy growth ambitions.

Supporting Domestic Manufacturing and Export Growth

Company leadership emphasized that the clearance aligns with national manufacturing priorities by improving domestic availability of critical raw materials. The expansion also strengthens India’s export competitiveness in soda ash.

Commissioned in 2019 in Gujarat’s Dwarka district, SOKA’s greenfield facility has developed a strong export footprint, supplying nearly 50 countries across Central America, Africa, and the Asia-Pacific region. Supported by international technology partnerships and a captive co-generation power unit, the plant ensures operational reliability and stable supply. As a result, the latest expansion reinforces both domestic supply chains and export capabilities while positioning SOKA among India’s leading soda ash producers.

A Strategic Step in Clean Energy and Industrial Growth

Ultimately, the capacity doubling reflects a broader strategy: scale responsibly, support local communities, and enable industrial self-reliance. By expanding soda ash output and adding sodium bicarbonate production, RSPL Group strengthens its footprint in the chemical manufacturing sector while supporting downstream industries, including India’s rapidly growing solar glass ecosystem. As reported by procurementresource.com, the development marks a significant milestone in Gujarat’s industrial expansion and underscores the rising importance of soda ash in driving both economic growth and clean energy transition.

INEOS has announced a €300 million investment, supported by grants from the French government, to advance the next phase of its Lavera regeneration programme. The project will reduce carbon dioxide emissions by 331,000 tonnes per annum—equivalent to removing more than 70,000 cars from the road each year. At the same time, the investment strengthens the long-term competitiveness of the Lavera site, safeguarding thousands of highly skilled industrial jobs.

Support Through France 2030 Decarbonisation Scheme

The funding comes under the French government’s ‘Appel d’Offres Grands Projets Industriels de Décarbonation’ (AO GPID) initiative, part of the broader France 2030 strategy. The scheme is administered by ADEME and provides grants to large-scale industrial projects that deliver verified emissions reductions over a 15-year period. Through this support, France aims to cut reliance on fossil-based energy while accelerating industrial decarbonisation across strategic sectors.

Securing Jobs Amid Europe’s Industrial Pressures

Importantly, the investment comes at a critical time for Europe’s chemical industry. As high energy costs and intense global competition force plant closures across the continent, the Lavera upgrade offers stability and long-term visibility. The project will support approximately 2,000 direct employees and more than 10,000 jobs across the wider supply chain, reinforcing France’s industrial base.

A Strategic Asset for French Manufacturing

Lavera plays a central role in France’s industrial ecosystem. Its products and pipeline infrastructure feed into key value chains, including:

*Pharmaceuticals and healthcare

*Aerospace and transport

*Clean energy technologies

*Food packaging

*Defence applications

By maintaining these capabilities domestically, France strengthens its industrial sovereignty, economic resilience, and technological leadership—particularly as Europe faces rising import dependence on the United States and China.

Pathway to Net Zero and Circular Economy Growth

Looking ahead, the upgrades will transform Lavera into a more profitable, lower-carbon facility with a defined pathway to net-zero emissions. As electrification and carbon capture technologies mature, the site will be positioned to further reduce its environmental footprint.

In addition, the investment supports France’s circular economy objectives. The Lavera cracker will be upgraded to process greater volumes of sustainable feedstocks derived from recycled plastics and bio-based materials, gradually replacing fossil-based inputs.

Total Investment Exceeds €550 Million

Combined with the €250 million investment announced in November 2025, INEOS’ total planned investment in Lavera now exceeds €550 million. This substantial commitment underlines the company’s long-term strategy to modernise its European operations while improving sustainability performance.

Call for Broader European Competitiveness

Despite this progress, INEOS continues to urge policymakers to take decisive action to restore competitiveness across Europe’s chemical sector. Without structural reforms, the company warns that industrial decline could accelerate, leading to job losses, higher global emissions, and increased dependence on imports.

Long-Term Commitment to France

As per the press release, the Lavera investment signals INEOS’ continued commitment to France’s industrial and climate ambitions. The company will work closely with the French government throughout planning and implementation. It will ensure the site remains competitive, resilient, and aligned with national decarbonisation goals.

BASF has introduced AdBlue® GE (Green Electricity), a more sustainable variant of its widely used diesel exhaust fluid. The new product is manufactured entirely using electricity from renewable sources, significantly reducing CO₂ emissions during production compared to conventionally manufactured AdBlue. With this launch, BASF takes a concrete step toward lowering the carbon footprint of its portfolio while supporting customers in achieving their own sustainability targets.

Renewable Power from Hollandse Kust Zuid Offshore Wind Farm

To ensure genuine emission reductions, BASF replaces 100% of the electricity required along the value chain with certified green electricity sourced from the Hollandse Kust Zuid offshore wind farm.

The company applies a mass balance approach to attribute renewable electricity across production stages. As a result, the CO₂ footprint of AdBlue GE is measurably improved without altering the product’s chemical composition or performance characteristics. The approach allows BASF to scale sustainability without compromising industrial efficiency.

Same Quality, Lower Carbon Footprint

Importantly, AdBlue GE by BASF remains fully equivalent to conventional AdBlue in terms of quality and functionality. Customers can continue to rely on:

*High product purity

*Consistent engine performance

*Effective reduction of nitrogen oxides (NOx)

*Reduced soot formation

Because the formulation remains unchanged, users can implement AdBlue GE as a drop-in solution without requiring any technical modifications to engines or storage systems. Frederik Keilen, Business Manager AdBlue at BASF, emphasized this advantage, stating that the product enables customers to transition seamlessly to a lower-carbon alternative while maintaining operational reliability.

Strategic Launch in Switzerland

BASF is initially introducing AdBlue GE in Switzerland in collaboration with its long-standing distribution partner, Thommen Furler Group. The partnership further strengthens the sustainability proposition. In addition to greener production, rail-based logistics reduce CO₂ emissions across the supply chain. Thierry Zuber, COO of Thommen Furler Group’s Mobility Division, highlighted that the initiative demonstrates how the company can produce and deliver AdBlue more sustainably throughout its entire lifecycle.

Expansion Plans Across Europe

Following the Swiss launch, BASF is preparing for a gradual expansion into additional European markets. The move aligns with the growing demand for lower-carbon industrial products and reflects the company’s broader commitment to climate-conscious manufacturing. As per the press release, by integrating renewable electricity into its value chain, BASF positions AdBlue GE as a practical, immediately deployable solution for transport and mobility sectors seeking measurable emission reductions without operational disruption.

Waaree Energies announced plans to establish India’s largest integrated lithium-ion battery gigafactory in Andhra Pradesh. The company will invest ₹8,175 crore in the greenfield project, reinforcing India’s push toward energy storage and clean energy self-reliance. The facility will come up at Rambilli in Anakapalli district and is expected to generate around 3,000 direct jobs, significantly boosting local employment and industrial growth.

16 GWh Capacity with End-to-End Battery Manufacturing

The upcoming gigafactory will have a total capacity of 16 GWh. Importantly, it will cover the complete lithium-ion battery value chain, including:

*Advanced cell manufacturing

*Battery pack assembly

*Large-scale Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) production

By integrating the entire production ecosystem under one roof, Waaree aims to strengthen domestic manufacturing capabilities and reduce reliance on imported battery technologies.

State-Level Backing and Strategic Approval

The project has already secured in-principle approval from the Andhra Pradesh State Investment Promotion Board, chaired by Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu. This approval signals strong policy support and underscores Andhra Pradesh’s ambition to emerge as a major clean energy and advanced manufacturing hub.

Strengthening India’s Energy Storage Ecosystem

With India rapidly expanding its renewable energy capacity, large-scale energy storage solutions have become critical for grid stability and energy security. Waaree’s 16 GWh battery gigafactory will support the growing demand for storage in solar, wind, electric mobility, and industrial applications.

Moreover, by localizing lithium-ion cell and battery manufacturing, the project aligns with national goals to enhance domestic value addition, strengthen supply chains, and build technological self-reliance in the clean energy sector. As reported by thehindubusinessline.com, overall, the ₹8,175 crore investment positions Waaree Energies at the forefront of India’s battery manufacturing and energy storage revolution.

Saatvik Green Energy announced that its arm, Saatvik Solar Industries, has received and accepted a solar PV module supply order worth ₹44.10 crore. A leading independent power producer (IPP) and EPC player has placed the order, further strengthening the company’s growing presence in India’s renewable energy sector. The company plans to execute the module supply by March 2026, reinforcing its delivery capabilities and market credibility.

Expanding Order Book Across IPP and EPC Segments

This latest contract significantly enhances Saatvik Green Energy’s robust order pipeline. In recent months, Saatvik Solar Industries has secured:

₹9.63 crore solar module supply order from an EPC player

₹10.15 crore module supply contract from another EPC firm

₹13.80 crore module order from an IPP/EPC company

Additionally, its subsidiary, Saatvik Cleantech EPC, bagged a ₹20.84 crore turnkey solar EPC project. Notably, the company also secured a major ₹486 crore solar module order from a leading IPP/EPC player, underscoring strong market demand and growing client confidence. Together, these contracts reflect Saatvik’s expanding footprint in India’s solar power and renewable energy ecosystem.

Strengthening Vertical Integration with 2 GW EPE Facility

Beyond order wins, Saatvik continues to enhance its manufacturing capabilities. Recently, the company commissioned a 2 GW in-house EPE (Encapsulant Polyolefin Elastomer) film manufacturing facility. By integrating EPE film production into its value chain, Saatvik aims to improve supply chain efficiency, reduce dependency on imports, and strengthen quality control. This move also aligns with India’s broader “Make in India” manufacturing objectives.

Scaling Up Solar Manufacturing Capacity

Currently, Saatvik Green Energy operates a 4.8 GW solar module manufacturing facility in Ambala, Haryana. At the same time, the company is developing a Greenfield integrated manufacturing facility in Odisha.

The Odisha project will feature:

*4 GW solar module capacity

*4.8 GW solar cell manufacturing capacity

Once operational, this integrated facility will significantly boost Saatvik’s production scale and competitiveness in the domestic and global solar markets.

Positioning for India’s Renewable Energy Growth

With a growing order book, enhanced vertical integration, and expanding manufacturing capacity, Saatvik Green Energy is strategically positioning itself as a key player in India’s solar energy transition. As reported by pv-magazine-india.com, as demand for solar PV modules continues to rise across utility-scale and rooftop projects, the company’s latest ₹44.10 crore order further reinforces its strong growth momentum in the renewable energy sector.

Technip Energies India Managing Director Davendra Kumar has been honoured with the Business Leader of the Year – Engineering Services award at the CHEMTECH Leadership & Excellence Awards 2026. The recognition celebrates his leadership excellence, strategic vision, and contributions to engineering and manufacturing, while also acknowledging his role in helping set global performance benchmarks.

Recognition for Leadership in Engineering and Manufacturing

The award highlights Davendra Kumar’s impact on strengthening Technip Energies India’s position as a global engineering powerhouse. Under his leadership, the company has successfully delivered complex, large-scale projects while maintaining a strong focus on safety, reliability, and sustainability.

Kumar stated, “The award reflects the collective effort of our teams in India and the Technip Energies network. Over the years, our India team has built capabilities to deliver complex projects. We remain focused on safe, reliable and sustainable engineering solutions for our clients. We are equally proud of our contributions to India’s journey toward becoming a leading global energy hub, driven by innovation, sustainability, and collective progress.” His remarks underscore the company’s collaborative approach and commitment to long-term industrial growth.

Expanding Global Footprint Across Energy and Chemicals

In recent years, Technip Energies India has significantly scaled up operations and expanded its global footprint. The company plays a critical role in delivering engineering solutions across:

*LNG (Liquefied Natural Gas)

*Refining

*Petrochemicals

*Specialty Chemicals

*Fertilizers

At the same time, it has strengthened its presence in sustainable and low-carbon solutions. These include green hydrogen, green ammonia, carbon capture, and sustainable aviation fuels — areas that are central to the global energy transition. By diversifying into clean energy technologies, the company continues to align its growth strategy with evolving climate and sustainability goals.

Strengthening India’s Global Engineering Leadership

As reported by konexionetwork.com, the recognition reinforces Technip Energies India’s growing influence in global engineering services and sustainable energy solutions. By combining technical excellence, innovation, and responsible leadership, Davendra Kumar and his team continue to support India’s emergence as a competitive global energy and engineering hub.

Larsen & Toubro (L&T) has partnered with US technology leader NVIDIA to develop India’s largest gigawatt-scale (GW-scale) AI factory. The landmark initiative aims to position India as a global AI services hub while meeting the country’s rapidly growing domestic demand for advanced computing. The project, announced under the India AI Mission, will create sovereign, scalable AI infrastructure comparable to global hyperscalers and major enterprise cloud providers.

Building Sovereign, Scalable AI Infrastructure

The proposed AI factory will deliver gigawatt-scale computing power and enterprise-grade AI services. By integrating NVIDIA’s AI infrastructure — including advanced storage platforms, AI enterprise software, and validated reference architectures — L&T intends to enable rapid, secure, and large-scale AI deployment across industries. Importantly, the initiative focuses on building sovereign AI infrastructure. This means critical data, AI models, and workloads will be developed, trained, and deployed within India, while remaining interoperable with global ecosystems. As a result, Indian enterprises can scale AI adoption without compromising data security or regulatory compliance.

Supporting Industry-Wide AI Adoption

The AI factory will serve both Indian and global markets. It will cater to priority sectors such as:

*Manufacturing

*Infrastructure and energy

*Financial services

*Healthcare

*Public services

By offering standardized, enterprise-grade AI capabilities, the platform will ensure predictable performance, enhanced security, and faster time-to-value for industrial and service-sector applications.

L&T Chairman and Managing Director S. N. Subrahmanyan emphasized that Indian enterprises are ready to transition from AI pilot projects to full-scale production deployment. He noted that integrating NVIDIA’s advanced AI ecosystem will accelerate secure and reliable AI adoption across sectors.

The venture will deploy AI-ready data centre infrastructure and high-performance computing platforms. It will also foster an enabling ecosystem capable of supporting large-scale AI workloads across critical industries.

Strengthening India’s Position in Global AI Services

By creating gigawatt-scale AI infrastructure, L&T and NVIDIA aim to establish India as a competitive global AI services provider. As reported by msn.com, the move aligns with national ambitions to strengthen digital sovereignty, enhance industrial productivity, and drive next-generation innovation. Through this collaboration, India is expected to move beyond experimental AI use cases and enter a phase of enterprise-scale, production-grade AI implementation.

LML Realty, the institutional urban and industrial development arm of LML Group, announced that its upcoming LML Industrial Park in Jhirka Valley, Haryana, is projected to attract cumulative investments exceeding ₹1,000 crore from more than 50 companies. The large-scale participation signals strong early confidence in a structured, infrastructure-led industrial ecosystem designed to deliver operational efficiency, scalability, and long-term cost optimization.

50+ Companies Commit to the Industrial Ecosystem

Several enterprises have already committed to establishing operations within the park. These include:

*A.D. Global Synergies Pvt Ltd

*Hindustan Rasayan Pvt Ltd

*Shri Cranes

*VAAN Global Energy

*ASA Infra Logistics Pvt Ltd

*Aadhya Enterprises

*N V Metal Industries

*PCS Vullion Pvt Ltd

*New Techno Tools

*CBS Publisher & Distributor

*Mobiapat Service Pvt Ltd

*Shree Krishna Chemicals & K S Rubbers

*Clothes Plek Private Ltd

*MDPL

8Mahesh Distributor Pvt Ltd

In addition, over 35 other enterprises across manufacturing, logistics, chemicals, trading, engineering, and allied sectors have aligned with the project. Collectively, these companies are expected to drive investments surpassing ₹1,000 crore, strengthening Haryana’s industrial growth trajectory.

Infrastructure-First Approach to Industrial Development

Located in Jhirka Valley, Haryana, the LML Industrial Park follows a clear development principle: infrastructure precedes density.

Instead of retrofitting utilities and compliance systems after occupancy, LML Realty is embedding core infrastructure from the outset. The development integrates:

*Robust utilities and power systems

*Internal mobility and logistics networks

*Built-in compliance frameworks

8Scalable industrial layouts

As a result, enterprises can reduce lifecycle operating costs and avoid inefficiencies commonly associated with unplanned expansion. Moreover, the park’s design enables predictable growth, ensuring long-term usability for businesses of varying sizes. Importantly, affordability is achieved through disciplined planning and efficient execution—without compromising quality or infrastructure standards.

Jhirka Valley Emerges as a Strategic Industrial Corridor

Jhirka Valley is rapidly positioning itself as a strategic industrial hub due to its connectivity, policy support, and proximity to National Capital Region (NCR) demand centers. This locational advantage, combined with ecosystem-driven planning, makes the region attractive for both established and emerging enterprises. The projected ₹1,000 plus crore investment from 50 plus companies highlights a shift toward planned industrial clusters rather than fragmented, standalone developments.

Leadership Perspective on Sustainable Industrial Growth

Dr. Yogesh Bhatia, MD and CEO of LML Realty, emphasized, “Industrial growth accelerates when infrastructure reduces friction. Our responsibility is to create environments where enterprises can operate efficiently from day one and scale predictably over time”. He further noted that the participation of over 50 companies reflects a shared belief in disciplined, ecosystem-led industrial development.

Strengthening Haryana’s Industrial Expansion

Overall, LML Realty’s Jhirka Industrial Park represents a significant step in organized industrial infrastructure development in Haryana. As reported by commercialdesignindia.com, by prioritising reliable infrastructure, operational efficiency, and scalable layouts, the project aims to create a long-term industrial ecosystem that supports sustained investment, job creation, and regional economic growth.