Brandix India Apparel City (BIAC) the state of the art apparel supply chain city is on schedule to be commercially operational by 2012. BIAC will be the first of its kind and has already attracted several world-class supply chain partners to invest in the apparel city.

Ocean India, backed by fabric giant, Fountain Set Holdings of Hong Kong has already set up the largest knit fabric mill in the region. The company incontestably the largest manufacturer of Weft Knitted Fabrics mainly caters to the needs of a prestigious customer base comprising Victoria’s Secret, Tommy Hilfiger, Marks & Spencer, Nike, Next and Gap etc. Ocean India plans to produce close to 37,000 meters of knitted grey fabric in the Phase 1 and another 18,500 meters of solid dyed fabric under Phase II Fabrics such as Single Jersey, Rib, Fleece, Lycra Single Jersey, Lycra Rib & Interlock would be produced for which yarn would be brought in from Hyderabad and Pakistan

Brandix Apparel India, the Indian manufacturing arm of Brandix Sri Lanka, has already commenced commercial production for export. It has systematically increased its local workforce, and today has a combined strength of 2,800 associates, with world-class apparel being exported to top customers such as Victoria’s Secret (USA) & Hanes (USA). Plans are also underway to source out to other global customers as well.

This state of the art apparel park is expected to employ over 60,000 employees at full capacity. With infrastructure development in full swing, BIAC will provide “Real Time Connectivity and Seamless Integration’ combined with economies of scale to supply chain partners, bringing in a total combined investment of USD 1 Billion to Visakhapatnam. Once fully operational, BIAC will export apparel worth more than USD 1.4 billion per annum.

more info can be found at: http://www.brandixapparelcity.com/faq.htm

Brandix India (A part of the Apparel City)

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Roads and Landscaping

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Buildings:

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Ocean India (A part of the apparel city)


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more pics can be found at: http://www.brandixapparelcity.com/gallery_internal.html

master plan for the entire 1000 acre apparel city

http://www.brandixapparelcity.com/map.html

location

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^^With this project Vizag will turn as Apparel City of India.

Grt work devil!

Looks good!

thanks. just posted a few pics from their website.

Wow...awesome I didn't know about this...

Wow!!
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Just what India needs most - Good manufacturing and export base to generate employment...
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Cheers to those who made it possible...:cheers:

Rosaiah to open Brandix Apparel City on Feb. 5

Project to be inaugurated in Vizag will be a boon to cotton and textile industry

Chief Minister also scheduled to lay stone for Coastal Ferro Alloy Unit at Atchutapuram

BIAC venture proposes to provide employment to 25,000 people

HYDERABAD: Chief Minister K. Rosaiah will inaugurate the Brandix India Apparel City (BIAC) at Atchutapuram in Visakhapatnam on February 5.

During a hectic schedule to the port city on February 5 before leaving for New Delhi, the Chief Minister will also lay the foundation stone for Coastal Ferro Alloy Unit in AP Special Economic Zone at Atchutapuram.

In an interaction with senior officials on Sunday after his return from Tirupati, Mr. Rosaiah said that he was sure Brandix project would be a boon to the cotton and textile industry.

He was informed by the officials that BIAC was a 1,000 acre integrated textile and apparel park with all financial and other associated activities, about 50 km. from Visakhapatnam.

Brandix Lanka, which is Sri Lanka’s largest integrated apparel exporter conceived BIAC and manages it. Other global apparel partners from US, Mauritius and UK support the venture. The venture proposes to provide employment for 25,000 people.
Industrialisation drive

A press release from the Chief Minister’s office said, the State Government would go in for a major industrialisation drive with the twin objectives of rapid economic growth and creating significant employment potential. A major programme in this direction with close coordination of top investors, industrialists, Government of India, CII, FICCI and other private players is on the anvil. The new industrial policy will also be revamped to suit this objective and drive of the State Government, the Chief Minister said.

Mr Rosaiah was told that Brandix’s business model encompassed vertical integration and specialisation in key product categories in both ‘woven and knit’ apparel. To achieve its vision, BIAC has created a vertically integrated apparel value chain and to shore up its smooth operation, centralised infrastructure along with common services and facilities were provided at the Park.
Employment

The State Government will go in for a major industrialisation drive with the twin objectives of rapid economic growth and creating significant employment potential, Mr. Rosaiah said.

A major programme in this direction with close coordination from top investors, industrialists, Government of India, CII, FICCI and other private players is on the anvil.

http://www.thehindubusinessline.com/2010/07/09/stories/2010070953041900.htm
Four more units coming up at Brandix apparel park
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Our Bureau

Visakhapatnam, July 8

Four more units are being set up in the Brandix apparel park near Atchyuthapuram in Visakhapatnam district by the end of the current financial year, according to Mr Vinu Sudan, Director of Brandix Apparel City.:banana:

He told reporters here on Thursday that at present four units were functioning in the park and 5,100 were employed in the units. The number of jobs would double after the completion of the four units. “More importantly, rural women are getting employed in the units. Their skills are getting upgraded. There is a distinct change for the better in their life style,” he said.
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He said Brandix had so far invested Rs 200 crore on building up infrastructure in the park and the four functioning units. “The four units under construction are investing roughly Rs. 400 crore and the total investment by the end of the current fiscal would be Rs 800-850 crore," he explained.
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In response to a question whether the progress was slow and when the promised 60,000 jobs would be generated in the park, Mr Sudan said 30 units may come up in the next five years in the park, and 60,000 jobs would be a reality by then. “Considering the global recession and the fact that an apparel park had to be built here from the scratch, our progress has been quite remarkable. No other park has achieved the same pace,” he claimed.

He said the State Government had leased Brandix 1,000 acres for the park, of which 250 acres was the non-processing area. Of the rest, 600 acres was set apart for units and the remaining area was used for roads and other requirements.

Mr. Sudan said the Brandix park had been accorded the SEZ status.
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Brandix ties up with Tata AIG

Visakhapatnam, Aug. 13

Brandix India Apparel City (BIAC), a 1000-acre integrated textile and apparel park in Visakhapatnam district, on Friday announced a tie-up with Tata AIG General Insurance, according to a press release. The insurance company has placed an employee within the park to cater to the general insurance needs. It is the first of a kind facility for Tata AIG to have its presence in a special economic zone. The Tata AIG General Insurance offers comprehensive general insurance and allied risk management services. This will act as a one stop shop for all general insurance needs. — Our Bureau

Very precise construction. Thank you for sharing the pictures.

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Thanks for posting :)