
Bhiwadi Industrial News: Global Impact, RIICO Auctions, New Facilities
This week, the global reach and vulnerabilities of Indian industry were highlighted by a drone attack on Kusum Healthcare's pharmaceutical plant in Sumy, Ukraine. The facility, described as belonging to a Bharatpur businessman, was reportedly destroyed, resulting in the death of one employee. Reports indicate the damage to the Indian-owned plant is estimated at ₹400 crore or $50 million. Kusum Pharma described the incident as an "attack on Indian exporters," underscoring the significant impact on the country's industrial pride and economic interests.
Closer to home, the Rajasthan State Industrial Development and Investment Corporation, RIICO, continued its efforts to boost industrial growth across the state, including areas like Bhiwadi. Recent land auctions proved highly successful, generating ₹569 crore from 128 investors. Furthermore, RIICO has opened an allotment window, offering more than 500 plots for e-auction across various locations in Rajasthan. However, not all land initiatives proceeded as planned; RIICO cancelled the biddings for all seven hotel plots at Daulatpura, despite receiving a strong response from bidders.
The industrial landscape in the region saw new developments with Kingfa Science & Technology commencing operations at its newly established manufacturing facility in Rajasthan. Nearby, Lumio launched its Aura 5 product, bringing premium speaker manufacturing to Dharuhera, an area closely associated with the Bhiwadi industrial belt. Supporting this growth, the Ministry of Labour & Employment expanded its "Shram Samvad" outreach across industrial clusters, aiming to foster better industrial relations. Rajasthan Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma also inaugurated and laid the foundation for projects worth ₹117 crore in Khairthal, another key industrial area adjacent to Bhiwadi.
In corporate news, Rathi Bars shareholders approved the appointment of Sachindra Jha at their 33rd Annual General Meeting. On a broader industry note, discussions continued around incentives and key players within India's semiconductor industry, reflecting ongoing national strategic focus. These developments collectively paint a picture of a dynamic industrial environment, balancing global challenges with local growth and strategic initiatives.
Sources
- LIGA.net: Russia destroyed the Kusum pharmaceutical plant in Sumy; an employee was killed
- Express Pharma: Kusum Healthcare facility in Ukraine hit by drone attack
- Business Standard: RIICO land auctions fetch ₹569 crore from 128 investors in Rajasthan
- Firstpost: 'Attack on Indian exporters is attack on country's pride': Kusum pharma on Russian strike
- CNBC TV18: Russian drone strike destroys Indian-owned pharma plant in Ukraine; one dead, $50 million damage
- Bhaskar English: Drone attack hits Bharatpur businessman’s factory in Ukraine: Russia strikes Sumy plant, causes ₹400 crore ...
- ET Government: RIICO offers over 500 plots for allotment through e-auction
- rajasthan.economictimes.indiatimes.com: Riico opens allotment window for more than 500 plots across Rajasthan
- scanx.trade: Rathi Bars shareholders approve Sachindra Jha appointment at 33rd AGM
- UdaipurTimes.com: More Than 500 RIICO Plots Up for E-auction
- PIB: Ministry of Labour & Employment expands “Shram Samvad” outreach across industrial clusters
- The Times of India: RIICO cancels biddings of all 7 hotel plots at Daulatpura even after strong response
- PIB: English Releases - PIB
- India Briefing: Semiconductor Industry in India: Incentives and Key Players
- indiatoday.in: Lumio launches the Aura 5, bringing premium speaker manufacturing to Dharuhera
- Alice Blue: Kingfa Science & Technology starts operations at newly set-up Rajasthan manufacturing facility
- indiasnews.net: Rajasthan CM Bhajanlal Sharma inaugrates, lays foundation for Rs 117 Crore projects in Khairthal, slams Congress over "politics of plunder and lies"
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