2 November 2026
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Bihar Approves 29 Industrial Projects Worth ₹5,998 Crore Investment to Boost Manufacturing and Jobs

BIADA allocates 37.95 acres of land for new industries, with Empra Life India leading a ₹5,600 crore investment in Bihar’s biggest industrial push.
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Patna: In a major push to industrial development and employment generation, the Bihar government has approved 29 industrial projects with an estimated investment of nearly ₹5,998.47 crore. The decision marks one of the biggest industrial land allocation drives in the state’s recent history.

The approval was granted by the Bihar Industrial Area Development Authority (BIADA) through its Project Clearance Committee, paving the way for large-scale industrial expansion across multiple districts.

Major Land Allocation of 37.95 Acres for Industrial Development

Under the approved plan, a total of 37.95 acres of industrial land has been allotted for setting up new manufacturing and production units.

The projects will be developed across key industrial zones including:

  • Sikanderpur Industrial Area (Bihta, Patna)
  • Hathua Phase-3
  • Forbesganj
  • Lohat Phase-1
  • Bariarpur
  • Fatwah Industrial Area

In addition, the government has also approved plug-and-play industrial sheds, aimed at enabling faster project execution and reducing setup time for industries.

Read also: Bihar to Invest ₹25,000 Crore in Industrial Development to Create Jobs and Boost Growth

Empra Life India Leads with ₹5,600 Crore Mega Investment

Among all approved proposals, Empra Life India Private Limited has emerged as the largest investor, committing around ₹5,600 crore, making it one of the biggest single-company investments in Bihar’s history.

The company has been allotted 9.64 acres of land in Sikanderpur Industrial Area (Bihta, Patna) for establishing its manufacturing facility.

Officials noted that this is the largest investment proposal by a single private company in Bihar so far, highlighting growing investor confidence in the state.

Expected Employment Generation and Sectoral Growth

The approved industrial projects are expected to generate approximately 3,000 employment opportunities, directly and indirectly.

The projects span multiple sectors, including:

  • Advanced medical technology
  • Food processing
  • Textile manufacturing
  • Chemical production
  • Plastic product manufacturing
  • Electric vehicles (EV)
  • Lithium-ion batteries
  • Compressed biogas (CBG)
  • Furniture and fixtures
  • General manufacturing
  • Optical emission spectrometer production

This diverse industrial mix is expected to strengthen Bihar’s manufacturing ecosystem and boost value-added production.

Government Focus on Fast-Track Industrial Growth

Industry Minister Shreyasi Singh stated that the approved investments will significantly accelerate Bihar’s industrial growth and strengthen the state economy.

Kundan Kumar, Principal Secretary of the Industries Department and Managing Director of BIADA, emphasized that investors are being provided land through a transparent and time-bound process, along with improved infrastructure and investor-friendly policies.

Plug-and-Play Model to Boost Ease of Doing Business

The approval of plug-and-play industrial sheds is expected to significantly reduce the time required to set up industries in Bihar.

This model will allow companies to begin operations quickly without lengthy construction delays, improving:

  • Ease of doing business
  • Investment efficiency
  • Industrial productivity

The government believes this approach will make Bihar more competitive as an emerging industrial hub.

Investment Momentum Strengthened by Infrastructure Push

The industrial push is further supported by ongoing infrastructure development in the state. Recently, HUDCO extended financial support of up to $10.50 billion for Bihar’s infrastructure projects.

Additionally, the expansion of Patna Metro, including new operational routes from New ISBT to Malahi Pakri and Khemnichak, is expected to improve urban connectivity and boost commercial activity.

Bihar Emerging as an Investment Destination

With transparent policies, improved infrastructure, and faster approvals, Bihar is positioning itself as a new investment destination in India. Officials believe that digital governance, streamlined approvals, and strong connectivity will attract more industrial investments in the coming years.

Read also: Bihar to Transform Public Transport with ‘Where Is My Bus’ App Offering Live Tracking and Online Ticket Booking


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