As international supply chains realign and India emerges as a preferred global manufacturing hub, Maharashtra is seizing the moment with KSC New Town—also known as Third Mumbai. This strategically located, policy-backed township aims to bolster the state’s presence in high-tech sectors, advanced logistics, and international trade.
The Next Big Leap in Indian Manufacturing
KSC New Town stands at the heart of Maharashtra’s new manufacturing era, offering cutting-edge infrastructure, fast-track regulatory processes, and unparalleled connectivity. Proximity to major highways, dedicated freight corridors, and the upcoming Navi Mumbai International Airport gives local industries a distinct edge in both domestic and export markets.
A High-Tech Business Hub for the Future
From semiconductors and AI-driven production to green technologies and MedTech, KSC New Town aligns seamlessly with the government’s Make in India and Atmanirbhar Bharat initiatives. By emphasizing innovation-driven manufacturing, Third Mumbai positions Maharashtra as a linchpin in India’s quest for global leadership in advanced industries.
A Bridge Between Maharashtra and the World
With dedicated export facilitation centers, international business matchmaking programs, and specialized trade advisory teams, KSC New Town ensures local companies can integrate smoothly into international supply chains. This comprehensive approach makes it simpler for businesses to diversify and compete globally.
Government-Backed Success
Both the State and Central Governments champion KSC New Town’s development, providing tax benefits, infrastructural upgrades, and robust policy frameworks. This unwavering support helps businesses invest, scale, and innovate in a predictable, well-regulated environment.
Why KSC New Town is a Turning Point for Maharashtra
KSC New Town signifies more than just growth—it marks a pivot in how Maharashtra envisions industrial expansion. With its fusion of global trade integration, advanced sectors, and government incentives, Third Mumbai underscores India’s potential to lead the future of global manufacturing.
