Naidu to launch industrial projects worth ₹3,800 crore during Kuppam tour

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Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu is scheduled for a three-day tour of Kuppam Assembly constituency from July 3 to 5. According to official information, the Chief Minister will unveil a series of industrial, infrastructure, and welfare initiatives aimed at accelerating the region’s development.

On June 3, Mr. Naidu will inaugurate ABIS Proteins, a chicken processing unit, and the APIIC MSME Park spread across 44.58 acres with 167 industrial plots in Kuppam. He will also lay foundation stones for 12 industries involving investments of ₹3,847.12 crore with employment potential for 23,169 people, besides three power substations, an ISKCON temple, and a granite heritage stone cluster.

The Chief Minister will also inaugurate rooftop solar projects benefiting over 54,000 domestic consumers and 5,179 PMAY houses. He will participate in the MoU (Memorandum of Understanding) exchanges for six new industries worth ₹1,026.69 crore and review proposals from 28 industries promising investments of ₹8,382 crore.

During the visit, Mr. Naidu will also launch healthcare facilities, the Kuppam Model Bus Station project, distribute land ‘pattas’ to beneficiaries, review the Swarna Kuppam Vision-2029 master plan, interact with farmers, industrialists and party workers, and conduct grievance redressal meetings highlighting the government’s focus on investment, employment generation and inclusive regional development.