GWM signs MoU with Maharashtra govt for manufacturing facility in Talegaon, Auto News, ET Auto
New Delhi: The Chinese SUV manufacturer Wonderful Wall Motors (GWM) on Tuesday signed an MoU (Memorandum of Comprehension) with the Maharashtra authorities announcing the investment in the point out-of-the-art automotive production facility in Talegaon, the enterprise said in a release.
GWM said the plant will be equipped with most current globe-class technological know-how. Along with the R&D centre in Bengaluru will make employment for over 3000 individuals in phased way.
Earlier, in January this yr, GWM experienced signed an agreement to purchase this plant from GM. The manufacturing unit has services like logistics distribution heart, coaching heart, task management building, administrative business building and public services heart. The automaker experienced also announced $1 billion investment system for India at the Car Expo 2020.
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The signing in ceremony was carried out through a virtual assembly concerning James Yang – President & Parker Shi – Handling Director of Indian subsidiary of GWM, along with Solar Weidong – Chinese Ambassador of India and Maharashtra Main Minister Uddhav Thackeray and Minister of Industries, Subhash Desai.
Commenting on this feat, Parker Shi said, “We would like to thank the Maharashtra authorities for extending complete assist and supporting us foster a extended and mutually advantageous cooperation that ideally will turn out to be a fantastic small business proposition for both.”
He more included, “This would be a extremely automated plant in Talegaon with state-of-the-art robotics technological know-how integrated in a lot of of the output processes. General we are committed to 1 Bn US$ of investment in India in a phased way, which is directed in direction of production globe class clever & premium merchandise, R&D centre, building offer chain and supplying positions to over 3000 individuals in a phased way.”
