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Tamil Nadu Inks Rs 7,020 Crore Deals in Germany, Aims for 15,000 New Jobs

By ANI | Tamil Nadu 

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin announced on Tuesday that the state government has signed 26 Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) with leading German companies, securing investments worth ₹7,020 crore and creating more than 15,000 new jobs.

The announcement came at the conclusion of the ‘TNRising Germany Investment Conclave’, part of Stalin’s two-nation overseas investment mission. In a post on X, the Chief Minister revealed that 23 of these MoUs, valued at ₹3,819 crore, were signed during the conclave itself, with the potential to generate over 9,000 employment opportunities.

The agreements span sectors including automotive components, advanced research and development, and, most notably, renewable energy—a segment that continues to dominate the renewable energy news in India as states push for a green transition.

Among the major deals, Munich-based Knorr-Bremse, a global leader in braking systems, pledged ₹2,000 crore to set up an advanced manufacturing facility in Tamil Nadu. The project, focused on railway doors and braking systems, is expected to create 3,500 jobs while complementing the state’s ambition to develop sustainable transport solutions.

The Nordex Group, a key player in the wind power sector, announced a ₹1,000-crore investment to expand wind turbine manufacturing in the state, adding 2,500 new jobs—a milestone that has already drawn attention in wind energy news for India. Similarly, energy-efficient motor specialist ebm-papst will invest ₹201 crore over the next five years to scale up both its Global Capability Centre and manufacturing base, creating 250 positions while contributing to advancements in clean energy technologies often featured in solar energy news in India.

During his visit, CM Stalin also met with BMW Group executives, encouraging them to expand operations in Tamil Nadu. Highlighting the state’s robust electric vehicle ecosystem, skilled workforce, and strong industrial base, he described Tamil Nadu as “India’s Germany” for its manufacturing excellence and green innovation potential.

This overseas mission has positioned Tamil Nadu as a top investment destination, deepening economic ties with Germany while reinforcing its leadership in manufacturing, electric mobility, and renewable energy—sectors increasingly shaping India’s sustainable growth story.

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