The weekend blaze has caused an indefinite production halt at Tata's Hosur plant in Tamil Nadu, the only Indian supplier of iPhone back panels

Extensive damage from a fire at Tata Group's Apple iPhone component plant in southern India could hamper production ahead of a festive season sales surge, an industry watcher and a source said, forcing the U.

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin on Saturday laid the foundation stone for Tata Motors' new facility at Panapakkam SIPCOT, Ranipet, that would produce sports cars and SUVs.

Production at Tata Electronics' Tamil Nadu plant, which manufactures Apple iPhone components, is suspended indefinitely following a fire that injured 10.

Tata Motors has announced a Rs 9,000 crore investment in Tamil Nadu for a new plant dedicated to electric vehicles. The facility aims to create over 5,000 jobs and will use 100% renewable energy, reinforcing Tatas commitment to sustainability.

Chennai: Three employees of the Tata Electronics Private Limited (TEPL) manufacturing unit in Hosur that makes components for Apple iPhones among others were hospitalised on Saturday after a major fire broke out at the facility, disrupting production.

A significant fire erupted at Tata Electronics' iPhone component manufacturing facility in Tamil Nadu, India, forcing a temporary closure of the plant. While the fire has been extinguished, authorities are investigating its cause.

Seven fire tenders from Hosur and nearby places were rushed to Tata Electronics Pvt Ltd to contain the blaze and firefighters battled for hours before bringing the situation under control.

Tata Motors is gearing up to set up a new manufacturing plant in Tamil Nadu, pouring in ₹9,000 crore into the venture. Chief Minister M K Stalin laid the foundation stone for the project today. The ceremony took place at Panapakkam, around 115km away from Chennai. This move is expected to create 5,000 new jobs in the area.