Minister visits SIPCOT Industrial Park
Minister for Industries S. Keerthana visited the SIPCOT Industrial Park to review industrial allotments and infrastructure. The park, which spans over 1,097 acres, has been developed for food processing and general engineering industries. During her visit, the Minister addressed issues raised by industrial allottees and proposed initiatives for skill development and improved connectivity.
- ▪The SIPCOT Industrial Park is located on the Tiruchir–Dindigul National Highway and covers 1,097.36 acres.
- ▪So far, 30 industrial units have been allotted plots in the park, with 840.09 acres designated for allocation.
- ▪The Minister proposed initiatives to train local youth in industry-relevant skills through collaborations with technical institutions.
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Minister for Industries S. Keerthana on Tuesday visited the SIPCOT Industrial Park near Manapparai to take stock of the allotments of plots and the industries that have started using the allotted plots.Located on the Tiruchir–Dindigul National Highway, the park enjoys excellent connectivity through road, rail, air, and seaport facilities. Spread over an extent of 1,097.36 acres, the park has been developed to cater to food processing and general engineering industries.According to sources, out of the total extent, 840.09 acres have been earmarked as allocatable area, and plots have so far been allotted to 30 industrial units in the park.S.A. Raman, Managing Director, SIPCOT, Collector V. Saravanan and senior officials of SIPCOT accompanied Ms.
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