|
Company |
Sector |
Location |
|
Foxconn |
Electronics |
Devanahalli |
|
Tata Electronics |
Electronics |
Narasapura, Kolar |
|
Kaynes Technology |
Electronics (EMS) |
Mysuru |
|
HAL |
Aerospace and defense |
Tumakuru |
|
Aequs |
Aerospace |
Belagavi |
|
Mahindra Aerospace |
Aerospace |
Narasapura, Kolar |
|
Toyota Kirloskar Motor |
Automotive |
Bidadi |
|
Honda Motorcycle |
Automotive |
Narasapura, Kolar |
|
Lam Research |
Semiconductor equipment |
Doddaballapura |
|
Applied Materials |
Semiconductor equipment |
Bengaluru |
Bengaluru's role is shifting from single core to the centre of a wider ring. Patil has said 75 percent of the investment proposals from Invest Karnataka 2025 are outside Bengaluru, with over 45 percent for North Karnataka.
Bengaluru–Devanahalli combines Foxconn's assembly campus, the Aerospace Park and semiconductor-equipment projects.
Tumakuru pairs HAL's helicopter factory with machine tools and Japanese suppliers.
Mysuru–Chamarajanagar is Kaynes's electronics base, and the state also lists Mysuru and Chamarajanagar among planned aerospace and defense hubs.
Kolar–Narasapura–Vemagal is the eastern manufacturing belt. Narasapura hosts Tata Electronics, Honda and Mahindra Aerospace, while Vemagal serves as the ancillary zone for component makers, electronics assemblers and aerospace suppliers.
Belagavi and Hubballi combine aerospace precision manufacturing with a durable goods cluster in Hubballi. The state's Udyoga Nidhi employment fund covers ten less-developed districts, including Belagavi and Kalaburagi.
|
Manufacturing Hub |
Key Industries |
|
Bengaluru–Devanahalli |
Electronics assembly, semiconductor equipment, aerospace and defense |
|
Tumakuru |
Helicopters, machine tools, auto-component suppliers |
|
Mysuru–Chamarajanagar |
Electronics manufacturing services, PCBs |
|
Kolar–Narasapura–Vemagal |
iPhone assembly, two-wheelers, aerospace, auto components |
|
Belagavi |
Aerospace precision components |
|
Hubballi |
Durable goods cluster |
|
Koppal |
Steel |
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