Today, we had the privilege of hosting an Interactive Session with the Medical Devices Park Industries and the Ghana Delegation, marking an important milestone in strengthening international cooperation in MedTech, manufacturing, innovation, and regulatory capacity building.
This engagement, held at the Medical Devices Park, Telangana, brought together senior representatives from Ghana’s Presidential Office, regulatory authorities, academia, investment bodies, and industrial ecosystem leaders.
The session enabled meaningful discussions on:
Collaborative opportunities in medical device manufacturing
Technology transfer and skill development pathways
Regulatory strengthening for quality, safety, and global market access
Investment and co‑development prospects between India and Ghana
Building long‑term partnerships across MedTech value chains
We extend our sincere appreciation to all participating industries, partners, and supporting organizations for making this dialogue impactful. Together, we continue to position Telangana’s Medical Devices Park as a global hub for innovation-driven, high‑quality medical devices.
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Today, we successfully hosted an interactive industry session between the Medical Devices Park Industries, Hyderabad, and the Wallonia Export & Investment Agency (AWEX), Belgium, facilitated by the Medical Device Park Industrial Welfare Association (MDPIWA) with the collective support of all partner industries across the Park.
This engagement marks a significant step toward deepening Indo‑Belgian collaboration in MedTech, Life Sciences, R&D, advanced manufacturing, and global market expansion. Key operational opportunities were discussed, including:
Strengthening bilateral innovation pathways
Exploring joint R&D and technology transfer
Enhancing regulatory alignment for EU market access
Identifying investment, co‑development, and export opportunities
Building long‑term partnerships between Telangana’s MedTech ecosystem and Belgium’s Life Sciences cluster
We look forward to continued collaboration, expanded partnerships, and a shared vision to position Telangana’s Medical Devices Park as a global hub for high‑quality, innovation‑driven medical devices.
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Spanning 302 acres in Sultanpur, Sangareddy district, the park is the largest dedicated medical devices zone in India.
Strategically located near Hyderabad’s industrial corridor, with proximity to Genome Valley, Pharma City, and premier institutions like IIT Hyderabad.
Over 50 companies have established operations, including leaders in diagnostics, implants, surgical tools, and ocular prosthetics.
Notable firms include Akriti Oculoplasty, Promea Therapeutics, Huwel Life Sciences, and Rees Medilife.
Cumulative investment: ₹1,424 crore
Direct employment generated: 7,000+ jobs
In December 2021 alone, seven new companies were inaugurated by Minister K. T. Rama Rao, contributing ₹265 crore and 1,300 jobs.
Offers plug-and-play infrastructure, common testing facilities, and regulatory support.
Facilitates R&D, prototyping, and manufacturing under one roof, accelerating time-to-market for indigenous innovations.
Reduces India’s dependence on imported medical devices, especially in critical areas like ocular implants, point-of-care diagnostics, and surgical consumables.
Supports Make in India and Atma Nirbhar Bharat missions by enabling globally compliant manufacturing.
Telangana’s proactive industrial policies and single-window clearances have made the park a model for other states.
The park has also become a focal point for multi-stakeholder advocacy on infrastructure, safety, and ethical industrial practices.
The Medical Devices Park in Telangana stands as a landmark initiative in India's healthcare and life sciences sector, reflecting the state's commitment to innovation, manufacturing excellence, and self-reliance.
Inaugurated on 17 June 2017 by Minister K. T. Rama Rao, the park was established at Sultanpur in Patancheru, Sangareddy district, near Hyderabad.
It was conceived as part of Telangana’s strategic push to develop medical devices and diagnostics as high-growth sectors, aligned with the “Make in Telangana” and “Atma Nirbhar Bharat” missions.
Spanning 302 acres, it is the largest dedicated medical devices park in India, designed to support R&D, prototyping, and manufacturing.
Located along the 8-lane Outer Ring Road expressway, it offers seamless connectivity to Hyderabad’s financial district, international airport, and national ports.
Hyderabad’s robust ecosystem—home to 6000+ plastics manufacturers, 1000+ precision engineering SMEs, and top-tier institutes like IIT Hyderabad, IICT, and JNTU—makes it ideal for medtech innovation.
The park complements other regional hubs like Genome Valley and Pharma City, positioning Telangana as a global life sciences powerhouse.
Since its launch, the park has attracted over 50 companies, with investments exceeding ₹1500 crore, establishing facilities for research, development, and manufacturing.
It plays a pivotal role in reducing India’s dependence on imported medical devices and fostering domestic innovation and exports.
On 15 December 2021, Telangana Industries Minister K. T. Rama Rao (KTR) inaugurated seven medical device companies at the Medical Devices Park in Sultanpur, near Hyderabad. This marked a major milestone in the state’s push to become a global hub for medtech innovation.
The seven firms included:
Promea Therapeutics Pvt Ltd
Huwel Life Sciences Pvt Ltd
Akriti Ophthalmic Pvt Ltd
Arka medical Devices Pvt Ltd
SVP Techno Engineers
Elvikon Pvt Ltd
Rees Medilife
These companies specialize in areas such as in-vitro diagnostics, ocular implants, surgical and dental implants, and point-of-care devices2.
Total investment: ₹265 crore
Jobs created: Approx. 1,300 direct employment opportunities
Park-wide impact: Over 50 companies have set up operations since the park’s launch in 2017, with a cumulative investment of ₹1,424 crore and 7,000+ jobs2.
KTR emphasized:
“Despite the setbacks during the Covid period, the Medical Devices Park has emerged as one of the most attractive destinations for R&D and manufacturing. We aim to make this park not just a global factory, but a global medtech innovation ecosystem.”