Tata Group-owned service Air India and airplane parts-maker Tata Advanced Systems will make investments 23 billion rupees ($277.2 million) within the Indian state of Karnataka, the state authorities mentioned on Monday.

Air India will conduct upkeep, repairs, and overhaul of planes on the Bengaluru airport, whereas Tata Advanced Systems will arrange manufacturing and analysis & growth amenities within the state, the federal government mentioned.

The investments will generate round 1,600 jobs instantly and greater than 25,000 jobs not directly within the state, it added.

Tata Advanced Systems makes cargo and bulk cargo doorways for European planemaker Airbus’ A320neo household of plane, whereas Air India has the second-biggest market share amongst home Indian airways as of Jan. 31.

The funding comes a month after Tata Technologies pledged an funding of 150 billion rupees in Telangana as a part of the conglomerate’s dedication to broaden within the state.

The Tata Group can be near asserting plans to construct a semiconductor fabrication plant in Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s dwelling state of Gujarat, Tata Sons chairman Natarajan Chandrasekaran mentioned final month.

Indian states have additionally obtained funding pledges from firms and conglomerates, together with Maruti Suzuki and the Adani Group in January, at enterprise occasions such because the Vibrant Gujarat Global Summit and the World Economic Forum.