Hero MotoCorp Invests INR 7.5 Billion in Tirupati Global Parts Centre Expansion

Hero MotoCorp has strengthened its long-term manufacturing and supply chain strategy by laying the foundation stone for its second Global Parts Centre (GPC) in Andhra Pradesh on July 1. The project, located in Tirupati, represents an investment of more than INR 7.5 billion and forms part of the company's broader cumulative investment roadmap exceeding INR 32 billion in the state. The initiative reflects the company's continued focus on expanding its manufacturing ecosystem while supporting future growth in both domestic and international markets.

The upcoming Global Parts Centre will function as a strategic hub for managing Hero MotoCorp's spare parts distribution across India and overseas markets. By strengthening logistics and inventory capabilities, the facility is expected to improve operational efficiency and enhance the availability of components for the company's growing customer base. The investment also reinforces Tirupati's importance within Hero MotoCorp's overall manufacturing and supply chain network.

The existing manufacturing plant in Tirupati already produces 100% of the company's electric vehicle portfolio. With the latest expansion, the facility's annual production capacity is expected to increase to between 1.2 million and 1.5 million units. This capacity enhancement is intended to support future production requirements while maintaining the company's existing manufacturing capabilities for electric vehicles.

The expansion is also expected to deliver significant economic benefits to the region through the creation of approximately 4,000 employment opportunities. As part of the wider investment commitment in Andhra Pradesh, the new Global Parts Centre demonstrates Hero MotoCorp's continued emphasis on manufacturing growth, supply chain development, and long-term industrial investment within the state.

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What is Hero MotoCorp's new investment in Tirupati?
Hero MotoCorp has announced an investment of more than INR 7.5 billion to establish its second Global Parts Centre in Tirupati, Andhra Pradesh. The facility will serve as a strategic hub for domestic and international spare parts operations while supporting the company's broader investment roadmap of over INR 32 billion in the state. The expansion will also increase manufacturing capacity and is expected to generate around 4,000 employment opportunities, further strengthening the company's manufacturing and supply chain capabilities.