BIAC advances towards integrated business in hospitality sector

Visakhapatnam: Brandix India Apparel City (BIAC), an apparel manufacturing park at Atchutapuram, near Visakhapatnam is advancing its vision of an integrated business city.As part of this, Madison, an arm of the JV Ventures Group and BIAC’s hospitality partner, has signed a contract with Ginger, a hospitality brand of The Indian Hotels Company Limited (IHCL) of the Tata Group, for the development and management of the proposed 125-room hotel in the park. Spanning 1,000 acres and providing employment for approximately 20,000 people, BIAC combines an established manufacturing base with supporting infrastructure. Developed land parcels, underground drainage systems, effluent connections and ample water supply capacity offer a plug-and-play environment for businesses and investors to establish and grow their operations, BIAC officials informed.

Its location within the industrial belt of Atchutapuram, Anakapalli and Rambilli places complementary facilities to serve both the park and the wider region. “This marks a key milestone in BIAC’s evolution into an integrated business city. With developed land, established utilities and infrastructure already in place, BIAC is uniquely positioned to accelerate developments of this nature,” said Sadiq Omar, Director, Brandix.

He further informed that beyond the park, this investment will serve as a catalyst for the continued transformation of the wider Atchutapuram industrial region, creating an environment where businesses, employees, investors and communities can grow together. Planned on 1.6 acres within the non-processing zone, it is targeted to open within two years.

The hotel is expected to provide quality accommodation for business travellers, visiting executives, investors and corporate delegations associated with existing and upcoming industries across the surrounding industrial belt. “The future of industrial development lies in places where people can work, stay and thrive together. We remain confident in the growth of the Visakhapatnam industrial corridor and are committed to contributing to it.” said Vishal Goel, partner, Madison.

BIAC aims to develop its 250-acre non-processing zone (NPZ) by attracting investments in educational institutions, healthcare facilities, entertainment and dining, resorts, premium housing and other commercial

developments.

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