Archive · 27 Aug 2026
DN Solutions Opens Rs 600-Crore Devanahalli Manufacturing Facility
DN Solutions has opened a large new factory and research center in Devanahalli.
The project cost Rs 600 crore.
Industries Minister M.B. Patil officially opened it on Wednesday.
The factory makes machine tools, and the site also includes research and development facilities.
Both parts were built in the same location.
Patil said Karnataka produces 52% of India’s machine tools.
He said this was an important reason DN Solutions chose Karnataka.
The State also plans to create an industrial park for Korean companies.
The new park will be modeled on the Japan Tools Industrial Park near Tumakuru.
DN Solutions inaugurated a Rs 600-crore manufacturing and research and development facility in Devanahalli taluk.
The facility is located in the Kundana General Industrial Area.
Karnataka Industries Minister M.B. Patil inaugurated the facility on Wednesday.
Patil said Karnataka accounts for 52% of India’s overall machine-tool production.
Karnataka plans to develop a dedicated industrial park for Korean companies modeled on the Japan Tools Industrial Park.
- Who
- DN Solutions and Karnataka Industries Minister M.B. Patil are central to the announcement.
- What
- A Rs 600-crore manufacturing and research and development facility was inaugurated.
- When
- The facility was inaugurated on Wednesday; the agreement was signed two years earlier.
- Where
- Kundana General Industrial Area in Devanahalli taluk, Karnataka.
- Why
- Karnataka’s 52% share of India’s overall machine-tool production was cited as a key reason for DN Solutions’ investment in the State.
- Company
- DN Solutions
- Investment
- Rs 600 crore
- Facility
- Manufacturing and research and development facility
- Location
- Kundana General Industrial Area, Devanahalli taluk
- Inaugurated by
- M.B. Patil, Karnataka’s Large and Medium Industries Minister
- Karnataka machine-tool share
- 52% of India’s overall machine-tool production
- Planned industrial park
- A dedicated Karnataka park for Korean companies, modeled on the Japan Tools Industrial Park