This will create 5,000 jobs and create a new cluster for electronics manufacturing, said the Tamil Nadu CM MK Stalin
With Jabil’s entry into the state, Tamil Nadu now hosts several major Apple suppliers, including Foxconn, Pegatron, Tata Electronics, and Corning
Jabil, a supplier to Cisco and HP, will establish a major new facility in Trichy, marking one of the first significant investments in the area
Apple supplier Jabil is reportedly planning to invest INR 2,000 Cr to build an electronics manufacturing facility in Tamil Nadu’s Trichy.
Tamil Nadu CM MK Stalin announced this development on Tuesday (September 10) on X, highlighting it as one of three major announcements secured by the state government.
“A significant investment of INR 2,000 Cr at Tiruchirapalli by Jabil, a global leader in EMS. This will create 5,000 jobs and create a new cluster for electronics manufacturing,” he said in a post on X (formerly Twitter).
The Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed between Jabil officials and the Tamil Nadu state delegation. With Jabil’s entry into the state, Tamil Nadu now hosts several major Apple suppliers, including Foxconn, Pegatron, Tata Electronics, and Corning.
Jabil, a supplier to Cisco and HP, will establish a major new facility in Trichy, marking one of the first significant investments in the area. This move is expected to create a new electronics cluster similar to the ones in Sriperumbudur and Hosur with Tata Electronics.
The minister said that, besides Jabil, two other investments were secured for the state– Rockwell Automation will expand its manufacturing in Kanchipuram with a INR 666 Cr investment, creating 365 jobs, and an MoU with Autodesk aims to skill youth and boost MSMEs and startups, strengthening the overall industrial ecosystem.
In recent times, many electronics companies have significantly expanded their footprint in India, with Foxconn, Wistron, Tata Electronics, and Kaynes Technology leading this trend.
This development follows reports that Apple supplier Foxconn plans to invest an additional INR 13,911 Cr ($1.67 Bn) in Karnataka.
