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Andhra Pradesh taps Kitex to head development of 2,000‑acre textile park
✍️ BusinessLine
🗓 04 Oct 2026, 04:37 PM
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The Andhra Pradesh government has invited Kitex to spearhead the creation of a 2,000‑acre textile park, aiming to boost the state's garment manufacturing sector.
The state administration of Andhra Pradesh announced that it has extended an invitation to Kitex, a prominent player in the textile and apparel industry, to lead the development of a massive 2,000‑acre textile park. The proposal is part of the government's broader strategy to position the state as a hub for garment manufacturing and related ancillary services.
Officials said the park will be built on a contiguous land parcel and will house manufacturing units, processing facilities, and logistics infrastructure. By partnering with Kitex, the government hopes to leverage the company's expertise to attract further private investment and create a cluster that can compete nationally and internationally.
While detailed timelines were not disclosed, authorities indicated that the project is expected to generate significant employment opportunities and contribute to the state's export earnings. The invitation reflects Andhra Pradesh's continued focus on industrial diversification and value‑added manufacturing.
The move follows a series of recent initiatives aimed at strengthening the textile value chain in the region, including incentives for small and medium enterprises and upgrades to related transport links.
Officials said the park will be built on a contiguous land parcel and will house manufacturing units, processing facilities, and logistics infrastructure. By partnering with Kitex, the government hopes to leverage the company's expertise to attract further private investment and create a cluster that can compete nationally and internationally.
While detailed timelines were not disclosed, authorities indicated that the project is expected to generate significant employment opportunities and contribute to the state's export earnings. The invitation reflects Andhra Pradesh's continued focus on industrial diversification and value‑added manufacturing.
The move follows a series of recent initiatives aimed at strengthening the textile value chain in the region, including incentives for small and medium enterprises and upgrades to related transport links.