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Andhra Pradesh Allocates 450 Acres for Coromandel’s ₹2,250 Crore Chemical Plant
✍️ Swarajya
🗓 22 Aug 2026, 08:16 AM
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The state government has approved a 450‑acre site for Coromandel International’s planned chemical complex worth ₹2,250 crore.
Andhra Pradesh’s industrial department has formally cleared a 450‑acre parcel of land for a new chemical manufacturing complex proposed by Coromandel International. The project, valued at approximately ₹2,250 crore, is slated to become one of the largest chemical facilities in the state.
The allocation is part of the state’s broader strategy to attract large‑scale investments and boost its manufacturing base. Officials said the site will be equipped to handle a range of chemical processes, though specific product lines were not disclosed.
State officials anticipate that the plant will generate significant employment opportunities and ancillary business for local suppliers, reinforcing Andhra Pradesh’s position as a hub for industrial growth.
Coromandel International, a major player in the agro‑chemical sector, has not yet released a detailed timeline for construction, but the land clearance clears a key regulatory hurdle.
The move follows a series of recent approvals aimed at expanding the state’s industrial corridor, signaling confidence among investors in the region’s infrastructure and policy environment.
The allocation is part of the state’s broader strategy to attract large‑scale investments and boost its manufacturing base. Officials said the site will be equipped to handle a range of chemical processes, though specific product lines were not disclosed.
State officials anticipate that the plant will generate significant employment opportunities and ancillary business for local suppliers, reinforcing Andhra Pradesh’s position as a hub for industrial growth.
Coromandel International, a major player in the agro‑chemical sector, has not yet released a detailed timeline for construction, but the land clearance clears a key regulatory hurdle.
The move follows a series of recent approvals aimed at expanding the state’s industrial corridor, signaling confidence among investors in the region’s infrastructure and policy environment.