Source: Times of India
HUBLI: It's a call of the motherland for Ravi Harsoor, an NRI hailing from Gulbarga and settled in the US, who has come forward to set up an auto ancillary unit in north Karnataka and contribute his bit to the industrial development of the region.
At the North Karnataka Investors' Meet held here on Monday, Harsoor expressed his intent to set up an auto ancillary unit at Belur industrial area in Dharwad at a cost of Rs 10 crore. It will be a pilot project and based on the response, the NRI plans to expand it further.
Born and brought up in Gulbarga, Ravi Harsoor is an engineering graduate settled in America for the past 18 years. He worked for a few years at the Tata Consultancy Services in Mumbai before moving on to the US.
Speaking to TOI about his project, Ravi said he was waiting for some opportunity to set up an industrial unit in north Karnataka. It came in the form of the North Karnataka Investors' Meet.
"I was invited by the industries ministry to attend the meet. I decided to tap the potential of the region in the auto sector," he said.
"If the pilot project takes off well, we are keen on setting up a permanent auto ancillary establishment investing Rs 50 crore more," he said.
Two of Harsoor friends, Virupannavar and Goutam Chopra are also joining hands with him in this venture.
Now, the team is in the process of identifying land in Belur and finding prospective buyers.
They plan to start the unit by the end of December.
Harsoor is running real estate and health care projects in the US. He is also owns a BPO in Mysore.
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