KRIS City (Krishnapatnam Industrial City) is a major Greenfield Smart Industrial City developing across 10,000+ acres in Nellore district, Andhra Pradesh. As part of the Chennai–Bengaluru Industrial Corridor (CBIC), it focuses on manufacturing (electronics, textiles, pharma) and logistics near Krishnapatnam Port. Phase-1, involving over ₹1,100 crore in investment, is underway to develop world-class infrastructure
Project Overview
Kris City is a major industrial hub being developed in Nellore district as part of the Chennai-Bengaluru Industrial Corridor (CBIC). It is designed to meet international standards and attract significant foreign investment.
Key Details of KRIS City Nellore:
- Location: Spans Muttukur, Kota, and Chillakuru mandals in SPSR Nellore district, positioned around 10 km from Krishnapatnam Port.
- Project Features: Includes, plug-and-play facilities, logistics hubs, warehousing, and residential areas.
- Capacity: Planned to accommodate approximately 467,800 workers and 291,000 residents over a 20-year horizon.
Key Project Statistics
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Total Scope: Planned across 10,834 acres to be completed in three phases.
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Phase 1: Currently under development across 2,006.09 acres.
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Investment: The government is spending ₹1,174 crore on the first phase.
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Timeline: Phase 1 is expected to be completed by January 2028; 35% of the work is already finished.
Key Features & Infrastructure
The project stands out by integrating industrial needs with a high-quality living environment:
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“Walk-to-Work” Concept: Includes 16 residential zones located near offices to minimize commuting.
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Smart Utilities: All electricity lines, drinking water supply, and drainage systems are being installed underground.
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Modern Amenities: The master plan includes walking/cycling tracks, green spaces, private hospitals, schools, sports centers, art galleries, and shopping malls.
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Public Safety: Dedicated police stations and fire stations are integrated into the layout.
Target Industries
Focuses on electronics & communication, automobiles, food processing, textiles, pharmaceuticals, and non-metallic mineral products.
Note: The master plan, developed by the AP Industrial Corridors Infrastructure Development Corporation, has already received the necessary environmental clearances from the Central Government.
