Editor’s Note
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav recently promoted the state’s investment climate to industrialists in Hyderabad, citing 18 supportive policies. The outreach resulted in proposals worth ₹36,600 crore, projected to create around 27,800 jobs, with assurances of full government facilitation for investors.
Bhopal: Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav addressed industrialists in Hyderabad and invited them to invest in Madhya Pradesh. He stated that due to Madhya Pradesh’s 18 encouraging investment policies, investors are being attracted. In this session, investment proposals worth Rs 36,600 crore were received, which are expected to generate approximately 27,800 jobs. The Chief Minister said that the Madhya Pradesh government welcomes investors and will provide all possible assistance for their convenience.
Chief Minister Dr. Yadav said he has come to forge a new bond with investors from Hyderabad. He explained that diamonds are mined in Madhya Pradesh and Hyderabad is known for pearls, making this pairing akin to ‘diamond-pearl’. Under the leadership of Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi, India is developing rapidly and Madhya Pradesh is also playing a significant role in this development. Major investments are being made in sectors like defence technology and rail coach manufacturing in the state.
At the ‘Investment Opportunities in Madhya Pradesh’ session held in Hyderabad, Chief Minister Dr. Yadav held one-to-one discussions with industrialists. During this, 10 companies presented investment proposals worth Rs 36,600 crore. These include AGI Greenpack (Packaging Engineering), Axis Energy Ventures India (Renewable Energy), Anant Technologies (Aerospace), Automatski Solutions (IT), Colaberry Inc (Pharma & Trading), Dermacure Pharmaceuticals (Renewable Energy & IT), Windponics India (Renewable Energy & Agriculture), Vintage Coffee & Beverages Limited (Food Processing), Vishwanath Projects Limited (Infrastructure), and Womenova Agro Food Park Private Limited (Food Processing).
Greenko Group President Mahesh Koli stated that Greenko has invested over Rs 12,000 crore in Madhya Pradesh in the last ten years, establishing renewable energy projects with a capacity of 3,000 MW. There is a plan to invest Rs 25,000 crore in the coming five years. He praised the rapid progress of the 1,900 MW hydro storage project in Neemuch, which is proof of the Madhya Pradesh government’s policy clarity and administrative cooperation.
Sudhakar Pipes Chairman Jaydev Meela described the investment process in Madhya Pradesh as extremely smooth and rapid. He said he received prompt and dedicated assistance in establishing his enterprise in Ujjain. Anant Technologies Managing Director Dr. Subbarao Pavuluri described Madhya Pradesh’s administrative and technical approach as highly effective and said the state is an ideal destination for the development of space and satellite technology.
Additional Chief Secretary Sanjay Dubey stated that Madhya Pradesh is rapidly becoming a major Tier-2 tech hub of India. Indore-Bhopal offers low cost, high standard of living, and abundant skilled talent. The state government has implemented the country’s most attractive policies for sectors like IT/ITeS, GCC, AVGC-XR, Drones, Semiconductor, Spacetech, AI, Robotics, etc. The proposed 2000-acre Knowledge City in Bhopal will bring global universities, R&D centers, and tech companies under one roof.
Principal Secretary Industrial Policy & Investment Promotion Raghavendra Kumar Singh stated that Madhya Pradesh is the country’s fifth largest consumer market. PM Mitra Park, Medical Device Park, Footwear Park, Logistics Park are being developed here. The state government is providing investors with assistance like up to 50% capital support, 40% capital subsidy, 100% stamp duty exemption. Madhya Pradesh is the most reliable and ideal investment destination.
Chief Minister Dr. Yadav also participated in a roundtable meeting on the Pharma & Biotech sector in Hyderabad. He informed that world-class infrastructure is being prepared in the Medical Device Park developed in Ujjain and investors will soon be invited for its second phase. The state’s first Biotech Park in Neemuch will also be established soon. The Chief Minister said the state government stands with every investor, researcher, and start-up as a ‘Partner-in-Progress’.