CNH Industrial has broken ground on a new manufacturing facility at the Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority (YEIDA) in Uttar Pradesh. Spread across 100 acres, the greenfield plant will manufacture tractors and engines for domestic and international markets.
The facility is intended to expand CNH India's manufacturing capacity and strengthen its role in the company's global manufacturing and export operations. Located near Jewar airport, the plant will incorporate digital manufacturing technologies, automation and sustainable production practices.
The facility will have an annual production capacity of 100,000 tractors at full scale, with its first phase expected to become operational by mid-2028.
CNH's New YEIDA Plant To Have 100,000-Tractor Capacity
The new facility will complement CNH's existing manufacturing operations in India, which include its Greater Noida plant, producing tractors and engines, and its Pune facility, which manufactures balers, combine harvesters and sugarcane harvesters.
According to CNH, the YEIDA plant will incorporate robotics, automation and AI-powered quality systems to support production efficiency, precision and quality control.
The facility will also integrate renewable energy, water recycling, green logistics and waste recovery as part of its manufacturing operations.
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The project is also expected to support the development of the local supplier base and generate employment. CNH said the facility would create additional opportunities across logistics, services and technology-related businesses.
Commenting on the development, CNH CEO Gerrit Marx said the investment would expand the company's manufacturing footprint in India and strengthen its ability to serve domestic and international markets. He also highlighted India's role in the company's global manufacturing and technology operations.
Narinder Mittal, President of CNH India Region, said the new facility would build on the company's existing manufacturing presence in Greater Noida. He cited the location's proximity to existing operations, connectivity and industrial ecosystem as factors supporting the expansion.
The investment adds to CNH's manufacturing presence in India as the company looks to expand its production capabilities for domestic demand and exports.