The DLF Home Development Ltd. evinced keen interest to set up an Industrial Park over 1200 acre in Mohali district, Punjab at a cost of Rs. 2700 crore under Super Mega Mixed Use Industrial Park Policy.
Making a presentation to the Punjab Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal at Kapurthala house, New Delhi this afternoon, senior General Manager of DLF Group Ajay Chug assured the Chief Minister that the group would complete the entire project by December 2010.He said that the project would provide direct and indirect employment to 275000 persons.
In another presentation made by the Director Amtek Auto Ltd, Sanjeev Bhasin apprised the Chief Minister that Amtek Group had already approached the state government for facilitating in setting up their forthcoming Mega Project “Amtek Railcar Industries Pvt. Ltd. (ARIPL) for manufacture of different type of wagons for Indian Railways, private operator in India, Southeast Asian Market and Middle East Market.
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