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ABB to invest $75M in India by 2026 for manufacturing, R&D expansion across 5 locations

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CNBC TV18•09-03-2026, 15:10

ABB to invest $75M in India by 2026 for manufacturing, R&D expansion across 5 locations

•ABB commits $75 million investment by 2026 to boost manufacturing and R&D capabilities in India.
•Expansion targets critical infrastructure sectors like renewable energy, metro rail, and data centres.
•Investment spread across five locations: Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Nashik, and Vadodara, supporting Electrification, Motion, and Automation businesses.
•Aims to strengthen local manufacturing under its "local-for-local" strategy, creating over 300 skilled jobs.
•Follows over $230 million invested in India over the past decade, highlighting India's growing importance as a hub.

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