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GT Bharathi Secures World Trade Center License for Chengalpattu

GT Bharathi Secures World Trade Center License for Chengalpattu
GT Bharathi Secures Coveted World Trade Center License, Bringing the Globally Recognised Brand to Chengalpattu · theprint.in

A company called GT Bharathi got a special permission called a license.

This license lets it use the famous name 'World Trade Center.'

That name is used by more than 300 business centers in almost 100 countries.

GT Bharathi will use the name for a big new project in a place called Chengalpattu, in Tamil Nadu, India.

The project will be a huge town with offices, shops, homes, schools, and hotels.

It will be built on about 150 acres of land.

The project is expected to cost around ₹7,000 crore.

When it is finished, it could create over 1,00,0000 jobs for people in the area.

Building it will happen step by step over about ten years.

The goal is to help local businesses trade with companies around the world.

Key facts

License Grantor
World Trade Centers Association (WTCA)
Licensee
GT Bharathi (GTB)
Location
Chengalpattu district, Tamil Nadu, India
Project Scale
IT-centric mixed-use township of ~150 acres
Projected Development Value
Around ₹7,000 crore
Projected Jobs
Over 1,00,0000 at full build-out
Timeline
Phased development over roughly a decade
WTCA Network
300+ WTC businesses in nearly 100 countries and territories

Quotes

Arun Bharathi Arunachalam

Managing Director of GT Bharathi

“Our vision is a self‑sustaining live‑work‑learn destination anchored by the WTC business park. The masterplan is designed to unfold in phases over roughly a decade, bringing together commercial and retail spaces, data centres, residential and luxury residential communities, educational institutions, and hospitality.”
theprint.in
“To be entrusted with the World Trade Center name is a distinction we do not take lightly. It places GTB in the company of the world’s foremost commercial landmarks and calls on us to build to that standard, and we intend to live up to it.”
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