Kolkata, Oct. 15 -- Truevis Technologies Pvt. Ltd. ("Truevis"), a manufacturer and provider of advanced diagnostic and healthcare technologies, welcomed the Bengal government's allocation of 50 acres of land in Haldia for its proposed medical equipment manufacturing plant on Thursday.
The project will cost approximately Rs 500 crore. Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari, speaking at a programme in Haldia, discussed the state's plan for industrial revival, which includes several upcoming projects: over 1,000 large medical equipment units annually, more than 5,000 jobs and over Rs 1,000 crore in annual business within five years.
The allocation aligns with the state government's forthcoming industrial policy, expected to be announced after Diwali. Commenting on the land allocation, Chief Minister Adhikari said: "In Haldia, 50 acres of land has been given to Truevis Technologies Pvt. Ltd. for a medical equipment
manufacturing unit."
A spokesperson for Truevis Technologies said: "The 50 acres in Haldia mark an important milestone in Truevis' growth as a manufacturer. Haldia offers a deep industrial base, a port, power and connectivity, along with a government with a clear vision for manufacturing-led growth. We will build large medical equipment in Bengal for eastern India and beyond, progressively localise components, and develop a skilled technical workforce with local institutions."
"We are thankful to the state government and Chief Minister Adhikari for their support and look forward to creating quality jobs while making advanced medical
technologies more accessible," the spokesperson added.
Published by HT Digital Content Services with permission from Millennium Post.