New Delhi: Over 500 prominent industrialists and representatives from industry associations attended a two-day Madhya Pradesh government initiative in Bengaluru this week to explore investment opportunities in the state.
The interactive session, aimed at promoting the upcoming “Invest Madhya Pradesh – Global Investors Summit 2025”, also had delegates listening in from 15 foreign countries such as Australia, Switzerland, France, Italy and Britain.
Over 40 one-to-one meetings were arranged between Chief Minister Mohan Yadav and industry leaders on 8 August on potential collaborations.
It provided an opportunity for investors to learn more about Madhya Pradesh’s business environment and the state’s “commitment” to supporting new ventures through policy initiatives and infrastructure development.
In his address on Thursday, Yadav said: “Madhya Pradesh offers attractive policies to boost manufacturing, including up to 40% investment in plant and machinery. The State also emphasises green industrialisation, providing assistance for waste management systems, infrastructure development for power and water tariff rebates.”
The event attracted investments totaling Rs 3,200 crores across various sectors, including IT, ITeS, ESDM, textiles, agriculture and food processing, and other manufacturing sectors.