Samuthra Infrastructure Pvt. Ltd. has announced plans to develop industrial and business parks in over 10 Indian states, with a total investment of $10 billion. According to the company, the initiative aims to expand infrastructure for industries including automotive, electronics, textiles, and information technology.
The first phase of development will focus on Tamil Nadu, with industrial parks planned near the Chennai-Bangalore highway and the Chennai port to enhance logistical connectivity. Business parks are also proposed for Tier-II cities within the state, supporting regional economic development.
The industrial parks will feature connectivity to ports, airports, and national highways, along with infrastructure and amenities tailored to manufacturing and technology sectors. The initiative is expected to strengthen India’s manufacturing capabilities and attract both domestic and international investments.
The company stated that sustainability will be integrated into the design of the parks, incorporating green building practices and renewable energy solutions. These measures align with broader sustainability goals and aim to minimize the environmental footprint of the developments.
Samuthra Infrastructure, previously focused on land aggregation, is leveraging its expertise to expand into industrial infrastructure. This move marks a diversification of its portfolio and an effort to meet growing demand for industrial facilities in India.