Bhopal: Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav has directed officials to brief investors and industry representatives on the state’s semiconductor policy and investment opportunities ahead of the MP Semiconductor Summit 2026, scheduled for October 23 and 24 at the Brilliant Convention Centre in Indore.
During a review meeting at Samatva Bhawan, the Chief Minister’s residence, Yadav said the semiconductor sector offered significant long-term opportunities and stressed the need for the state to communicate its investor-friendly policies to summit participants.
The event is expected to attract more than 1,000 participants, with over 75 exhibitors, eight panel discussions and five roundtable meetings. Business-to-business meetings will also be organised, alongside interactions between students, young innovators, industry experts and policymakers.
Investment Announcements and Industry Engagement
The summit will feature presentations on the Madhya Pradesh Semiconductor Policy, along with proposed memorandums of understanding (MoUs), letters of intent (LoIs) and investment announcements.
Senior Central Government officials, NITI Aayog members, the CEO of the India Semiconductor Mission and representatives of leading companies are expected to participate.
Yadav will inaugurate the summit on October 23 and outline the state government’s vision for developing Madhya Pradesh as a semiconductor hub. He will also visit the exhibition and hold one-to-one meetings with investors.
The state’s Principal Secretary for Science and Technology will brief participants on the Madhya Pradesh Semiconductor Policy, while industry leaders from India and abroad are expected to address the gathering.
Focus on Semiconductor and Electronics Investment
According to the state government, the summit aims to showcase Madhya Pradesh’s policies, industrial land availability, infrastructure and skilled workforce to potential investors.
It is also intended to facilitate investment proposals and strategic partnerships while strengthening startups, research and development, skill development, and industry-academia collaboration.
The review meeting was attended by Chief Secretary Ashok Barnwal (IAS: 1991: MP), Principal Secretary for Science and Technology M. Selvendram (IAS: 2002: MP), officials of the Madhya Pradesh State Electronics Development Corporation and other departmental representatives.
