A public–private integrated textile park · 7 km from Sri City

Tarakeswara Textile Park

What we provide

Common infrastructure, built by the park

Services are laid as shared infrastructure so a member unit can go straight to erecting plant and machinery instead of building utilities from scratch.

01

Site development, compound wall and gate

Levelled and secured site with a controlled single point of entry.

02

Internal roads

Bituminous and RCC roads sized for container and truck movement.

03

Storm water drainage

RCC storm water drains with a rainwater harvesting system.

04

Water supply system

Distribution network reaching every industrial plot.

05

Sewerage conveyance

Underground sewerage lines with manholes across the campus.

06

Fire fighting network

Dedicated fire mains running alongside the water supply.

07

Electrical transmission and distribution

Own substation and internal distribution, including solar.

08

Street lighting

Single and double arm luminaires on poles along all internal roads.

09

Telecommunications

Ducting and connectivity provisioned for member units.

10

Landscaping

Green cover and water bodies across 5.29 acres of the park.

Construction status

Where the work stands

Component-wise status of the common infrastructure and facilities covered under the project cost.

  • Site development, compound wall and gate Completed
  • Internal roads — bituminous and RCC Completed
  • Storm water drains and rainwater harvesting Completed
  • Water supply and sewerage network Completed
  • 33/11 kV substation and electrical distribution Completed
  • Street lighting Completed
  • Telecom ducting Completed
  • Common office building Completed
  • Warehouses In progress
  • Common amenities block In progress
  • Factory sheds for member units In progress
  • Member unit plant and machinery Planned
  • 2.5 MW captive solar plant Planned
Water supply pipeline being laid inside the park
Solar power installation

Power

2.5 MW of captive solar

The park will have a 2.5 MW solar plant for captive purposes. This helps the park become self-sufficient in its operations and keeps energy costs predictable for the units inside it.

Solar generation sits alongside the park’s own substation and internal transmission and distribution network, which together carry power to every plot.

Looking for space in an integrated park?

Plots, built factory sheds and common infrastructure are available to member units. Tell us what you need and we will walk you through the plan.