50% of India’s Machine Tools Origin from Karnataka

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Karnataka has solidified its position as India’s leading hub for machine tool manufacturing, contributing approximately 50% of the nation’s total output. Former Chief Minister H.D. Kumaraswamy highlighted this remarkable achievement, attributing it to the state’s robust industrial ecosystem and skilled workforce. The machine tool sector, a critical component of India’s manufacturing and engineering industries, thrives in Karnataka due to its advanced infrastructure and the presence of prominent companies.

Bengaluru, often referred to as the Silicon Valley of India, also plays a significant role in advancing precision engineering and automation, further bolstering the machine tool industry. The state’s proactive government policies and investment-friendly environment have attracted domestic and international players to establish operations.

Kumaraswamy emphasized the need to sustain this momentum by investing in research and development, promoting innovation, and nurturing talent through specialized training programs. He also urged the government to enhance exports of machine tools to bolster India’s global standing in manufacturing.

As the backbone of industrial growth, Karnataka’s contribution significantly supports India’s vision of becoming a global manufacturing powerhouse. The state’s leadership in this sector exemplifies the perfect blend of innovation, policy, and expertise.

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