One of the biggies in the aerospace industry, Spain, is looking at setting up a base in the IT city. It is eyeing the upcoming aerospace park next to Bengaluru International Airport (BIA) at Devanahalli.
The state-of-the-art 985-acre facility is being developed by the state industries and commerce department. It also has a 252-acre Special Economic Zone in its premises.
The aerospace park has already got investors and project proposals from HAL, Jupiter Aviation, Dynamic Technologies, Centum Electronics, AMADA, BEML, Wipro, Tyco and Aero Electronics Private Limited.
With Bangalore being a hub for research and development in aerospace technology in India, Spain is keen on a presence and had initiated talks when its ambassador visited the city recently.
Surbhi Sharma, honorary consul of Spain, told Bangalore Mirror, “With Bangalore being the centre of R&D in aerospace, Spanish companies’ priority would be to set up a base here. Spain is in the forefront in aerospace industry and its first choice of investment in aerospace sector would be Bangalore.’’
20/11/12 S Kushala/Bangalore Mirror
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The state-of-the-art 985-acre facility is being developed by the state industries and commerce department. It also has a 252-acre Special Economic Zone in its premises.
The aerospace park has already got investors and project proposals from HAL, Jupiter Aviation, Dynamic Technologies, Centum Electronics, AMADA, BEML, Wipro, Tyco and Aero Electronics Private Limited.
With Bangalore being a hub for research and development in aerospace technology in India, Spain is keen on a presence and had initiated talks when its ambassador visited the city recently.
Surbhi Sharma, honorary consul of Spain, told Bangalore Mirror, “With Bangalore being the centre of R&D in aerospace, Spanish companies’ priority would be to set up a base here. Spain is in the forefront in aerospace industry and its first choice of investment in aerospace sector would be Bangalore.’’
20/11/12 S Kushala/Bangalore Mirror
