India Pharma Outlook Team | Thursday, 12 February 2026
Dabur India has officially entered south Indian manufacturing with a groundbreaking ceremony for its new facility in Tindivanam, Tamil Nadu.
The event marks a major shift in Dabur India’s supply chain strategy and was virtually inaugurated by Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin. Senior state leaders, including Industries Minister Dr T R B Raja, attended the ceremony, underlining the project’s importance to the state’s industrial growth.
A world-class plant will be invested in by the company to the tune of Rs 400 crore with almost one third of the balance invested in the initial phase. The facility will be situated at SIPCOT Food Park which will be closer to the south consumers enhancing speed and efficiency.
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CEO Mohit Malhotra claimed that the move creates a brand and makes the Made in Tamil Nadu a core of regionalization. During the first stage, the plant will produce personal-care items that are in high demand like Dabur Red Toothpaste, Meswak, Dabur Gulabari, and Vatika Hair Oil. With expansion of operation, further production of Real Juices and Amla Hair Oil will be added at the plant. This will enhance the network south manufacturing network of Dabur India.
The project is expected to create around 250 direct jobs and thousands of indirect employment opportunities. The company also plans to build technical skills within the local community.
Designed for ‘Green Manufacturing,’ the plant will run on 100 percent renewable energy. Global Operations Head Saurabh Lal said it aims to set a benchmark for responsible manufacturing, supported by advanced technology and a predominantly female workforce.
