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Carrier Global Invests $100M in India, Aims to Keep Prices Stable Amid Supply Issues

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Carrier Global invests $100M in Andhra Pradesh to meet growing Indian and export demand, while working to minimize price hikes amid global supply disruptions and component inflation.

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Carrier Global invests $100M in Andhra Pradesh to meet growing Indian and export demand, while working to minimize price hikes amid global supply disruptions and component inflation.

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