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Tamil Nadu's Vijay Signs Rs 12,300 Crore UK Deals, 9,000 Jobs Expected

NDTV · 15 September 2026 at 5:12 am

Tamil Nadu's Vijay Signs Rs 12,300 Crore UK Deals, 9,000 Jobs Expected

Vijay also signed a Rs 1,000-crore agreement with a British company, through Ernst & Young, to develop a Global Capability Centre in Chennai.

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