Gurugram: MANOHAR Minister Lal Khattar’s chairman was approved by Maruti Maruti’s plan to establish its third manufacturing plant in the state.
In the city to lead the Haryana Enterprises promotion center meeting, Khattar announced that the plan was resolved during a continuous discussion with Maruti to establish a factory in around 900 hectares of land in Kharkoda in Sonipat.
“It has been discussed in detail with senior management of the company.
If the company deposited the entire amount within 45 days, a 10% discount will be given to the total amount according to the policy,” CM said.
“Along with this, the company has been given a replacement of SGST for 15 years by the government.
Prepare a new factory in Kharkoda will further increase Maruti’s production, which will provide a boost to the automotive industry in the state,” he added.
Speaking with Toi, Deputy Minister Dusyant Chautala, who holds the industrial portfolio, called it a historic day for Haryana.
“This is a great achievement for Haryana that Maruti will establish a third factory in the state, with an investment around Rs 18,000 Crore.
Of the 900 hectares, 800 will be used by Maruti to make a car, while the remaining 100 hectares will be used by Suzuki to establish a bicycle factory The motorbike.
We hope that this plant, along with other additional units, will produce around 1 lakh directly and indirect work in the state.
The location is right on the freeway Kundli-Manesar-Palwal (KMP) and more investments like that will come After this announcement, “Chautala said.
“It will take about two and a half years for plants that will be arranged and the operation will begin in the third year.
I don’t think there will be a delay in this matter.
Maruti himself was sharp enough to start this plant earlier because he wanted to shift the Gurugram factory from the location when This is because the area is very crowded now and is almost in the middle of the city, “said Deputy CM.
Maruti refused to comment on the announcement.
In addition to approving the Maruti factory, Khattar on Saturday approved a proposal by Aditya Birla Group to establish free paint manufacturing facilities in 70 hectares of land in Panipat.
“Previously, the plan was to establish this plant in Rohtak, but for several reasons, they now want to establish this plant in Panipat.
We have started talks about other projects for the construction of the train that will be established in Rohtak,” Khattar said.