With a significant boost to the industrial landscape of Uttar Pradesh, the Yogi Adityanas-led government secured key investment proposals on Tuesday during a roundtable of high-level investors held at the Jio World Convention Centre in Mumbai.
Chair of Manoj Kumar Singh and hosted by Invest Up CEO Vijay Kiran Anand, the conference attracted the participation of top Indian industrialists who praised the state’s transparent policy and investor-friendly environment. Several major business groups have marked a new chapter in their journey to become UP’s major industrial hub, violating potential investments that hit thousands of krulls.
“The Yogi government has changed the game.”
Working on the rally, Secretary Singh said: “The decisive leadership and clear vision of CM Yogi has made Uttar Pradesh one of the most reliable and attractive destinations for investment in India. We are committed to ensuring transparency, speed and full support from investors.”
Who promised what? Here’s a snapshot:
Dr Niranjan Hiranandani, chairman of the Hiranandani Group, said Yotta Data Services plans to establish a 30 MW data center in just 18 months, and double its capabilities. He also announced a 28,440 crore semiconductor chip project in Noida.
Sindoor Mittal, vice-chairman of Avaada Group, has acknowledged the speed and adjustments of the UP government to allow 1.5 GW solar module units to be launched within four months. She announced an additional investment of Rs 20,000.
KC Jhanwar, MD of Ultratech Cement, shared expansion plans worth Rs 1,981 for Aligarh, Shahjahanpur and Tanda. He especially thanked UP’s integrated approval system.
Sanjay Banga, CEO of Tata Power Renewable Energy, spoke about the renewable energy project at Bundelkhand and the main Rs 13,700 crore plan to establish two 800 MW ultra-Thrutical Power Units.
Pramod Patwari, CFO of Balrampur Chini Mills, said government support is important in the plan to expand into biogenesis.
Other important suggestions:
UPDF Chairman Pankaj Jaiswal has proposed an upcoming Investor Summit in Lucknow and a roadshow in Dubai.
Kapil Tiwari of Krishnannad Group has announced Lucknow and Noida ready-made mixed plaster plants with an investment of Rs 25.
Rajeev Ranjan Singh of EN Communication proposed a Mahabharat-themed museum for Rs 1,500 on the Yamuna Expressway.
Arnava Gupta of Remens DSP Infra has announced a Rs 5 trillion cold emulsion-based load patch mix plant in Lucknow.
The Sachidanand Upadhyay of Lords Group spoke about the setup of IVD/Medtech and rooftop solar units, where an investment of Rs 1,500, was proposed.
Diasys India’s Sachin Singh shared plans to double the capacity of the existing factory with an investment of 10 Rs.
