Telangana CM assures Coca-Cola of all support for its plant
Telangana chief minister A. revanth reddy told Hindustan Coca-Cola Beverages (HCCB) on monday that his administration will assist and cooperate in making doing business easier for the corporation. A senior-level team from the HCCB, led by Himanshu Priyadarshi, Chief of Public Affairs, Communications, and Sustainability (PACS), met with the chief minister and informed him of the company's total investment of over Rs 3,000 crore in Telangana.
This includes the current greenfield project in Bandatimmapur, siddipet district. The HCCB delegation informed the chief minister of their continued commitment to community development in the region. In 2022, the HCCB announced plans to spend Rs 1,000 crore in a second facility in Telangana. It was stated that the facility for carbonated drinks, juices, and water will come up at the Food Processing Park at Bandathimmapur in siddipet district.
The state government has allocated 49 acres of land for the future factory. The business intended to invest Rs 600 crore on the factory in the first phase and another Rs 400 crore in the following stages, bringing the total expenditure to Rs 1,000 crore over five years. This will be HCCB's second bottling factory in Telangana. This is projected to quadruple the company's manufacturing capacity to meet regional sales demand over the following ten years.
This includes the current greenfield project in Bandatimmapur, siddipet district. The HCCB delegation informed the chief minister of their continued commitment to community development in the region. In 2022, the HCCB announced plans to spend Rs 1,000 crore in a second facility in Telangana. It was stated that the facility for carbonated drinks, juices, and water will come up at the Food Processing Park at Bandathimmapur in siddipet district.
The state government has allocated 49 acres of land for the future factory. The business intended to invest Rs 600 crore on the factory in the first phase and another Rs 400 crore in the following stages, bringing the total expenditure to Rs 1,000 crore over five years. This will be HCCB's second bottling factory in Telangana. This is projected to quadruple the company's manufacturing capacity to meet regional sales demand over the following ten years.