News, 17 November 2025
Hero MotoCorp has taken a strategic leap in infrastructure and growth by approving an additional investment of up to ₹170 crore for its upcoming Global Parts Centre (GPC) 2.0 in Tirupati, Andhra Pradesh. The new facility is designed to strengthen Hero’s global supply-chain backbone and support its expanding two-wheeler business, which recently reported robust quarterly earnings.
The board of Hero MotoCorp approved this investment during its meeting on 13 November 2025, with commercial operations at the Tirupati hub expected to begin in fiscal 2027-28. The spending forms part of Hero’s wider growth plan: riding strong demand, the company sold around 16.91 lakh units in Q2 and achieved revenue of ₹12,218 crore — figures that reflect both a solid domestic market foundation and momentum in export markets.
By accelerating its logistics and parts-supply infrastructure, Hero is better positioned to enhance operational efficiency, reduce lead times and support new mobility technologies. With the GPC 2.0, Hero signals a forward-looking approach: not just scaling up manufacturing volumes now, but investing in supply-chain resilience and global readiness for the years ahead.
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