PM MITRA Park Amravati Completes Trunk Works, Plans Carbon Fibre Plant

14 November 2026: The PM MITRA Park Amravati in Maharashtra has finished its first package of internal roads, water and lighting works and is now signing up investors, according to an August 2026 status report on the Ministry of Textiles website. A July 2026 carbon fibre agreement adds an advanced-materials project to the Vidarbha textile hub.

What has been built at PM MITRA Park Amravati?

The Maharashtra Industrial Development Corporation (MIDC) lists the park at 1,020 acres on its investor portal. MIDC’s status report says it issued work orders worth INR 180.81 crore for major trunk infrastructure, including internal road connectivity, water supply, street lighting and effluent collection lines, all of which have been completed.

The next round has reached the contract stage. According to the same report, tenders worth INR 197.87 crore, excluding GST, have been finalised for plug-and-play infrastructure, a substation and amenities such as an administrative building and a command and control centre, with completion targeted by May 2027. Union Textile Secretary Neelam Shami Rao reviewed progress during a site visit and expressed satisfaction with the pace of development.

Carbon fibre plant planned at Amravati

On 20 July 2026, the Bombay Textile Research Association (BTRA) and MIDC signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to set up what the government calls India’s first 120 tonnes-per-annum Carbon Fibre Technology Demonstration Plant at the park. The project will form a National Centre for Carbon Fibre Technology Development, with an R&D centre, a testing laboratory, a scale-up facility and a training centre.

The centre is meant to bridge the gap between laboratory research and commercial production through pilot-scale manufacturing. Carbon fibre goes into aerospace, defence, automotive, renewable energy and hydrogen storage products.

How much investment has the Amravati park attracted?

Maharashtra had received investment interest of INR 12,000 crore for the park, Minister of State for Textiles Pabitra Margherita told the Lok Sabha on 11 August 2026. Interest is not committed capital, though. MIDC’s report shows land allotted to two companies so far: TTY Projects India, founded by Uniqlo, on 60 acres and Vidarbha Fibres on 35.5 acres, with combined proposed investment of INR 690 crore. Talks with six companies, including Arvind Mills and textile recyclers Infinite Fiber and Re&Up, cover 317 acres and INR 14,300 crore in proposals.

Home Textiles also reported plans for a 66-acre cotton processing and R&D centre by a Dutch company, which MIDC’s report does not name. The report lists a 20 MW solar plant and a common effluent treatment plant expansion from 5 to 10 million litres a day among later works, with tenders to be issued as needed. Figures for other states appear in our PM MITRA progress roundup.

What the Amravati park means for textile printers

For the textile printing industry, the park could create new opportunities for screen printing, digital textile printing, garment decoration, specialty inks, textile chemicals, finishing technologies and printing equipment suppliers.

The Amravati PM MITRA Park is expected to contribute significantly to Maharashtra’s textile manufacturing ecosystem while supporting industrial investment, employment generation, technology adoption and export-oriented production.