Economic Explosives Limited (EEL) has announced a significant investment in Maharashtra to enhance the state's defence sector. This strategic move is expected to boost local employment and technological advancements in the region.
Economic Explosives LimitedMaharashtraDefence SectorInvestmentJob CreationReal Estate MaharashtraJan 22, 2025
Economic Explosives Limited (EEL) is a leading company in the explosives and defence technology sector, founded in 1970. It has expertise in developing cutting-edge technology for defence and industrial applications.
The new manufacturing facility is being established in Maharashtra, a state in western India known for its robust industrial infrastructure and skilled workforce.
The new facility will specialize in the production of advanced explosives and ammunition, essential for modern defence operations.
The investment will create direct and indirect employment opportunities, especially in the manufacturing and logistics sectors, and foster a supportive ecosystem for local businesses.
EEL is committed to sustainable practices and will implement green technologies to minimize the environmental impact of the new facility.
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