Mumbai: The Maharashtra government has signed investment agreements worth ₹1,08,599 crore across multiple sectors, paving the way for 47,000 direct jobs, Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis announced on Thursday.
The MoUs were signed in information technology, food processing, warehousing, data centres, and logistics hubs. Fadnavis assured that the state would continue to provide a positive environment for investors and industry leaders.
Boosting Industrial Growth
Highlighting the importance of industry, Fadnavis said investors are vital for driving Maharashtra’s economic expansion. “We are making efforts to ensure entrepreneurs have a positive investment experience in Maharashtra,” he stated.
The agreements were formalized between State Industry Department Secretary P. Anbalagan and representatives of participating companies.
Key Investments and Job Creation
Several major companies committed large-scale projects. MGSA Realty will invest ₹5,000 crore in warehouses, data centres, and logistics hubs, creating 10,000 jobs.
Lodha Developers Ltd will establish a Green Integrated Data Centre Park in Ambernath, Thane district, with ₹30,000 crore investment, generating 6,000 jobs.
Adani Enterprises Ltd will invest ₹70,000 crore in an integrated coal surface gasification and derivatives project at Kamleshwar Linga, Nagpur district, creating 30,000 jobs.
Polyplex Corporation Ltd will invest ₹2,086 crore in a polymer products project in Nandurbar, providing 600 jobs. Reliance Consumer Products Ltd will set up a food and beverages manufacturing facility in Katol, Nagpur district, with ₹1,513 crore investment, generating 500 jobs.
Government’s Commitment to Investors
Fadnavis underlined his government’s determination to meet industry expectations. He stressed that Maharashtra will continue to be a trusted destination for investors, backed by policy support and infrastructure.
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