Tembo Global performs bhoomi poojan for Amravati defence facility
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Tembo Global performs bhoomi poojan for Amravati defence facility

Tembo Global Industries has performed the bhoomi poojan ceremony for its proposed defence manufacturing facility in Amravati, Maharashtra, marking a step in its expansion into small arms and ammunition manufacturing.

The facility is being developed through the company's subsidiary, Tembo Classic Engineering (TCEPL), as part of its strategy to enter the defence and security sector alongside its existing engineering, industrial products and infrastructure businesses.

TCEPL has received a licence from the Ministry of Home Affairs for manufacturing ammunition of various calibres, as well as a licence for small-arms manufacturing. The company plans to develop the infrastructure and operational capabilities required for its proposed entry into the arms and ammunition market, subject to applicable statutory requirements and project implementation.

The project is aligned with the government's efforts to strengthen domestic defence production, promote indigenous manufacturing and reduce import dependence in strategically important sectors. Tembo Global also aims to explore opportunities in domestic and international defence markets, subject to regulatory requirements and export authorisations.

Commenting on the milestone, Sanjay J. Patel, Managing Director, Tembo Global Industries, said the ceremony marked the beginning of the company's efforts to establish a presence in India's defence manufacturing ecosystem. He said the company would focus on developing the required infrastructure, operational capabilities and partnerships, with an emphasis on execution, quality, regulatory compliance and technology development.

Incorporated in 2010, Tembo Global Industries manufactures and assembles metal components for pipe support systems, fasteners, anchors, HVAC and anti-vibration systems. Its products serve industrial, commercial, utility and original equipment manufacturer applications. The company also undertakes ductile pipe and HDB pipe fabrication and installation, and entered engineering, procurement and construction contracting in 2023.

The company has diversified into defence manufacturing and solar power, in addition to its established industrial and engineering businesses.

Tembo Global Industries has performed the bhoomi poojan ceremony for its proposed defence manufacturing facility in Amravati, Maharashtra, marking a step in its expansion into small arms and ammunition manufacturing.The facility is being developed through the company's subsidiary, Tembo Classic Engineering (TCEPL), as part of its strategy to enter the defence and security sector alongside its existing engineering, industrial products and infrastructure businesses.TCEPL has received a licence from the Ministry of Home Affairs for manufacturing ammunition of various calibres, as well as a licence for small-arms manufacturing. The company plans to develop the infrastructure and operational capabilities required for its proposed entry into the arms and ammunition market, subject to applicable statutory requirements and project implementation.The project is aligned with the government's efforts to strengthen domestic defence production, promote indigenous manufacturing and reduce import dependence in strategically important sectors. Tembo Global also aims to explore opportunities in domestic and international defence markets, subject to regulatory requirements and export authorisations.Commenting on the milestone, Sanjay J. Patel, Managing Director, Tembo Global Industries, said the ceremony marked the beginning of the company's efforts to establish a presence in India's defence manufacturing ecosystem. He said the company would focus on developing the required infrastructure, operational capabilities and partnerships, with an emphasis on execution, quality, regulatory compliance and technology development.Incorporated in 2010, Tembo Global Industries manufactures and assembles metal components for pipe support systems, fasteners, anchors, HVAC and anti-vibration systems. Its products serve industrial, commercial, utility and original equipment manufacturer applications. The company also undertakes ductile pipe and HDB pipe fabrication and installation, and entered engineering, procurement and construction contracting in 2023.The company has diversified into defence manufacturing and solar power, in addition to its established industrial and engineering businesses.

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