BS ReporterHyderabad, 30 March: India's fourth largest IT services company HCL Technologies today signed an MoU with Andhra Pradesh government to set up its campus in Vijayawada-Amaravati region. The company will invest Rs 500 crore in ten years in the project involving a development center and a training facility spread over 27.86 acres to be allotted by the government."The objective of this MoU is to create a state-of-the-art global IT development center, recruit local talent and mainly create an ecosystem to nourish the sector," AP government said in a statement.The company is committed to provide employment to 5,000 local residents under two phases. In phase 1 project, HCL plans to invest Rs 300 crore providing employment to 3,000 people while in phase 2, which is likely to commence in 2022, Rs 200 crore will be invested providing jobs to 2,000 locals, according to the statement. The company will begin construction of the phase 1 center in early May, 2017 and start training ...
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