Chhattisgarh Secures Rs 15,184 Crore Investment at New Delhi Meet: Aiming to Become Industrial and Tech Hub
Chhattisgarh has immense possibilities for investment, says Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai
\Chhattisgarh receives investment proposals worth more than Rs 15,000 crore
New industrial policy includes special subsidy and incentive package for industries
Raipur
In a landmark achievement, Chhattisgarh has attracted investment proposals worth Rs 15,184 crore during the Investors Connect Meet in New Delhi. With a focus on high-growth sectors like semiconductors, IT, electronics, EVs, renewable energy, and food processing, the state is positioning itself as a leader in modern industries and technologies.
Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai personally engaged with key industrialists from India and abroad, highlighting the state’s new Industrial Policy 2024-30, which offers unmatched incentives, streamlined approvals, and a business-friendly ecosystem. From tax exemptions to a single-window clearance system, the policy aims to create a seamless pathway for industrial growth while generating thousands of jobs.
Emerging as a Tech and Industrial Powerhouse
Chhattisgarh is no longer just a mineral-rich state but a growing hub for cutting-edge technologies such as Artificial Intelligence, Robotics, Green Hydrogen, and data centers. The Chief Minister assured investors of minimal bureaucratic hurdles, ready-to-use industrial plots, and self-certification processes to expedite projects.
Big-Ticket Investments Roll In
Leading companies have pledged substantial investments, including:
Polymatec Electronics Limited: Rs 1,134 crore in semiconductors, creating 100+ jobs.
Renew Power Limited: Rs 11,500 crore for pump storage and green hydrogen projects.
Micromax: Rs 100 crore for solar cell manufacturing.
Teleperformance: Rs 300 crore for a back-office center.
Varun Beverages: Rs 250 crore for a PepsiCo bottling plant.
Special focus was also placed on industrializing Bastar, with attractive incentives such as royalty exemptions on iron ore and coal, and the development of a 118-acre industrial area in Niyanar.
IIM Talent and Digital Innovations
The state has partnered with IIM Raipur to appoint graduates as investment managers under the Chief Minister’s Industrial Internship program, ensuring personalized support for businesses. Initiatives like the Digital Single Window System 2.0 further bolster Chhattisgarh’s investor-friendly image.
Industrialists praised the policy for its emphasis on ease of doing business, advanced technologies, and job creation. The Chief Minister’s vision of a self-reliant Chhattisgarh by 2047 seems closer to reality, as the state sets a new benchmark for industrial growth in India.
