The Coca-Cola company is making significant investments in Telangana. During a meeting in New York, representatives from Coca-Cola met with IT Minister KTR and focused on expanding their business domestically. Coca-Cola has already invested over 100 crores in expanding its bottling plant in Aminpur.
Additionally, an MoU was signed with the government on April 22 for the construction of a new bottling plant in Siddipet district, with an estimated cost of 1000 crores. The company will continue construction activities in Siddipet.
Considering these factors, Coca-Cola has decided to invest an additional Rs. 647 crores in the ongoing construction of the Siddipet district plant.
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The plant is expected to be completed by December 24. Furthermore, Coca-Cola is also prepared to establish another manufacturing center in the state either in Karimnagar or Warangal.
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