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Samsung, India’s most trusted consumer electronics and smartphones brand, today announced an investment of INR 1588 crore in India to set up a new compressor manufacturing plant in Sriperumbudur, near Chennai.



The new facility, spread over 22 acres, will have a capacity to produce 8 million compressor units a year, which will be expanded in the future. Compressors produced at the plant will be used in refrigerators that Samsung manufactures in India and also be exported.



On Tuesday, the Company signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Government of Tamil Nadu for the new plant, expanding and strengthening the component ecosystem in the state

The MoU signing ceremony held in Chennai was graced by Mr MK Stalin, Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu. Among other dignitaries present were Mr Thangam Thennarasu, Minister for Industries, Mr S Krishnan, Additional Chief Secretary, Industries, Ms Pooja Kulkarni, Managing Director, Tamil Nadu Industrial Guidance and Export Promotion Bureau, Mr T Anand, Managing Director, State Industries Promotion Corporation of Tamil Nadu, Mr Ken Kang, President and CEO, Samsung Southwest Asia and Mr ByongJin Kong, Managing Director, Samsung Chennai Factory.

Mr MK Stalin, Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu said, “Samsung has been a shining example in Tamil Nadu’s industrial growth story, driving investments and creating jobs. This new investment is yet another step by Samsung towards strengthening the manufacturing ecosystem in the state.”



Mr. Ken Kang, President and CEO, Samsung Southwest Asia, said, “This new investment of INR 1,588 crore is a testimony to our continuing commitment to the people of Tamil Nadu, who have been our longstanding partners since we set up our factory in 2007. Over the years, we have received strong support from the state and local authorities, helping us drive our vision of ‘Powering Digital India’. This new compressor manufacturing facility will help us cater to the growing demand for Samsung’s innovative digital appliances across the country and also drive exports.”

Set up in 2007, the manufacturing facility in Sriperumbudur is one of two factories that Samsung operates in India. Samsung’s flagship consumer electronics products that include luxury redefining QLED TVs, lifestyle TV The Frame, innovative Curd Maestro Refrigerators, AI Ecobubble Washing Machines with bi-lingual user interface and WindFree ACs are manufactured at this plant. Some of these innovative digital appliances are exported to other countries.



Since its entry into India in 1995, Samsung has set new benchmarks in innovation led manufacturing and consumer marketing, and established itself as a national brand. It has consolidated its market leadership in the country with two factories, in Noida, near New Delhi and in Sriperumbudur, five R&D centers and one design center.. These are supported by a strong network of over 200,000 retail outlets and over 3,000 customer service points.
 
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Samsung, India’s most trusted consumer electronics and smartphones brand, today announced an investment of INR 1588 crore in India to set up a new compressor manufacturing plant in Sriperumbudur, near Chennai.



The new facility, spread over 22 acres, will have a capacity to produce 8 million compressor units a year, which will be expanded in the future. Compressors produced at the plant will be used in refrigerators that Samsung manufactures in India and also be exported.



On Tuesday, the Company signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Government of Tamil Nadu for the new plant, expanding and strengthening the component ecosystem in the state

The MoU signing ceremony held in Chennai was graced by Mr MK Stalin, Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu. Among other dignitaries present were Mr Thangam Thennarasu, Minister for Industries, Mr S Krishnan, Additional Chief Secretary, Industries, Ms Pooja Kulkarni, Managing Director, Tamil Nadu Industrial Guidance and Export Promotion Bureau, Mr T Anand, Managing Director, State Industries Promotion Corporation of Tamil Nadu, Mr Ken Kang, President and CEO, Samsung Southwest Asia and Mr ByongJin Kong, Managing Director, Samsung Chennai Factory.

Mr MK Stalin, Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu said, “Samsung has been a shining example in Tamil Nadu’s industrial growth story, driving investments and creating jobs. This new investment is yet another step by Samsung towards strengthening the manufacturing ecosystem in the state.”



Mr. Ken Kang, President and CEO, Samsung Southwest Asia, said, “This new investment of INR 1,588 crore is a testimony to our continuing commitment to the people of Tamil Nadu, who have been our longstanding partners since we set up our factory in 2007. Over the years, we have received strong support from the state and local authorities, helping us drive our vision of ‘Powering Digital India’. This new compressor manufacturing facility will help us cater to the growing demand for Samsung’s innovative digital appliances across the country and also drive exports.”

Set up in 2007, the manufacturing facility in Sriperumbudur is one of two factories that Samsung operates in India. Samsung’s flagship consumer electronics products that include luxury redefining QLED TVs, lifestyle TV The Frame, innovative Curd Maestro Refrigerators, AI Ecobubble Washing Machines with bi-lingual user interface and WindFree ACs are manufactured at this plant. Some of these innovative digital appliances are exported to other countries.



Since its entry into India in 1995, Samsung has set new benchmarks in innovation led manufacturing and consumer marketing, and established itself as a national brand. It has consolidated its market leadership in the country with two factories, in Noida, near New Delhi and in Sriperumbudur, five R&D centers and one design center.. These are supported by a strong network of over 200,000 retail outlets and over 3,000 customer service points.
Tamil Nadu and Gujarat are grabbing a lot of industrial investments and Karnataka is grabbing high end manufacturing investments. Wonder why are other states sleeping?
 
thanks for letting us know

i always ensure i dont make buy any thing assembled in india.
This is not assembly plant. This is compressor manufacturing plant. You would never know which company imports compressors from which country to assemble products in which country because this is not the end product.
 
thanks for letting us know

i always ensure i dont make buy any thing assembled in india.
Apne aukat mai raho bhai

Tamil Nadu and Gujarat are grabbing a lot of industrial investments and Karnataka is grabbing high end manufacturing investments. Wonder why are other states sleeping?
Other states are trying their level best to attract investment from both foreign and domestic parties 🥳
 
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ou would never know which company imports compressors from which country to assemble products in which country because this is not the end product.


oh we find out... i own a Lexus ES 350 platinum that is 100% jap made , except for it's Mark levinson stereo. The US consumers have the misfortune of US built which means except for engine and transmission the rest is all US vendors..

and quality issues they face is shocking...and documented all over lexus club form
 
oh we find out... i own a Lexus ES 350 platinum that is 100% jap made , except for it's Mark levinson stereo. The US consumers have the misfortune of US built which means except for engine and transmission the rest is all US vendors..

and quality issues they face is shocking...and documented all over lexus club form
Most of the food items in UAE is imported from India. Now stop eating. India-UAE signed FTA recently, means more and more Indian products. Leave that country nowwww
 
oh we find out... i own a Lexus ES 350 platinum that is 100% jap made , except for it's Mark levinson stereo. The US consumers have the misfortune of US built which means except for engine and transmission the rest is all US vendors..

and quality issues they face is shocking...and documented all over lexus club form
Ouch. How will you survive now?
 
Most of the food items in UAE is imported from India. Now stop eating. India-UAE signed FTA recently, means more and more Indian products. Leave that country nowwww


Wow .. you really have no knowledge.

There are over a million Indians so they naturally they want thier “food”

As for me I dine either top notch Pakistani eatery or western or Chinese never Indian

The question is why are all those Indians doing in UAE ? Isn’t india shinning ?


Leave ? Why ? I don’t take orders from Kafirs


Ouch. How will you survive now?

Trust me there is nothing india makes that I like .. jezzz even your food sucks

As you live in UAE it would slowly start getting difficult for you now, as India-Emirates FTA comes into effect from this month


Really ?

How ?


Indian cars ? Lol

Even if you sell them for free no body will buy them
 
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Tamil Nadu and Gujarat are grabbing a lot of industrial investments and Karnataka is grabbing high end manufacturing investments. Wonder why are other states sleeping?
These are all coastal states, they will always appeal to manufactures due to logistics and shipping

Orrisa, Bengal and Kerala need to step up their game
 

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