Coimbatore : In The Heart of Innovation Industrial Success

Coimbatore

The third-biggest city in the state is among Tamil Nadu’s most developed cities. In the past, Coimbatore predated the 2nd or 3rd century AD and was governed by the early Cholas. Rashtrakutas, Chalukyas, Pandyas, Hoysalas, and the Vijayanagara kings were a few of its other notable monarchs. Except for Tamil, where it is known as Kovai, Kongunadu’s name was changed to Coimbatore’s after it surrendered to the British along with the rest of the state.

Coimbatore Enterpernship

In Tamil Nadu, Pump City has long been a significant center for the textile industry, business, healthcare, education, and information technology. More than 25,000 small, medium, and big businesses can be found in Pump City, with engineering and textiles being the two main sectors.

Because of its large textile industry, fueled by the nearby cotton fields, it has already been dubbed “The Manchester of South India”.The state’s top software production is Chennai, the capital, with Coimbatore- Tamil Nadu coming in second. The first Special Economic Zone (SEZ) established in 2006 was TIDAL Park in the ELCOT SEZ.

Regarding the business environment, Coimbatore-Tamil Nadu was placed fifteenth out of all Indian cities in 2010. A 160,000 square foot (15,000 square meters) trade fairground is also located in Coimbatore.

Engineering scaled Pump City

Up to 30% of the automotive components used by automakers Tata Motors and Maruti Udyog are sourced from Pump City, making it an important hub for manufacturing automotive components in India.

In 1937, G. D. Naidu created the first domestic motor in India. In the city, the nation’s first-ever domestically produced diesel automobile engine was produced in 1972. The city is also a significant hub for minor auto parts manufacturers that serve the automotive sector, including personal, business, and agricultural vehicles.

Coimbatore’s is known as “The Pump City” since it provides about half of India’s motor and pump needs.