Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Mr. Vishnu Deo Sai, during his international tour to Japan and South Korea, extended an invitation to Osaka-based SAS Sanwa Company Limited to establish a state-of-the-art food processing unit and an advanced electronics manufacturing facility in the state. The proposal is seen as one of the most significant potential foreign investments for mineral-rich Chhattisgarh in recent years.
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Strengthening agro value chains and high-tech manufacturing
During his meeting in Osaka on Tuesday, Mr. Sai emphasized that the new facilities would integrate farmers into profitable agro-value chains, helping them secure better returns for their produce. Simultaneously, the electronics manufacturing facility would place Chhattisgarh firmly on India’s high-tech industrial map.
“These projects will promote modern industries, create large-scale employment opportunities for the youth, and transform Chhattisgarh into a hub of innovation-driven growth,” Mr. Sai said.
Investor-ready ecosystem and policy support
Highlighting the state’s proactive stance, the Chief Minister assured global investors of streamlined approvals, a robust policy framework, and complete institutional support. He reiterated that food processing and electronics have been designated as priority investment zones under Chhattisgarh’s new industrial policy, ensuring both strategic support and fiscal incentives.
Boosting Indo-Japan cooperation
Officials noted that the food processing unit will help align local agriculture with global markets, while the electronics project will strengthen domestic capabilities in advanced technology. Mr. Sai linked the initiative to Prime Minister Mr. Narendra Modi’s upcoming visit to Japan, terming it a historic moment for strengthening bilateral ties.
“The friendship between India and Japan is profound. The Prime Minister’s visit will further enhance technological, industrial, and cultural cooperation, paving the way for shared prosperity,” Mr. Sai remarked.
