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CM invites investors with new policies and industrial opportunities

Bhopal: CM Mohan Yadav said on Wednesday traders and investors are welcome to come to Madhya Pradesh and contribute to the industrial growth of MP. "This is the era of Made in India," he emphasised, noting that the state govt has implemented new industry-centric policies and established industry cells in all districts. A single-window system is in place to facilitate industrial setup, and the Chief Minister himself is readily accessible to investors. The state boasts a robust land bank, along with ample water and electricity further highlighted that the govt repaid every rupee of pending subsidies to industrialists and is actively supporting both large enterprises and small investors. He was speaking at an interactive session with prospective investors during a roadshow held in Bengaluru on Wednesday. During the session, the state received investment proposals amounting to Rs 7,935 crore, which are expected to generate 18,975 new employment CM said guided by PM Narendra Modi's mantra of "Perform, Reform, Transform," Madhya Pradesh was swiftly advancing toward the goal of a self-reliant India. "Our govt is consistently working to promote industrial establishment and attract investment," he said. He further pointed out that through regional industry conclaves, national roadshows, interactive sessions, and the Global Investors Summit, the state successfully engaged in investment dialogue from the local to the global level. The second roadshow and interactive session held in Bengaluru today has given fresh momentum to industrial growth and investment in the emphasised that Madhya Pradesh does not merely make promises but delivers on its commitments in a timely manner. "At the Global Investors Summit 2025 , we didn't just make announcements—we also brought them to ground reality," Yadav said. During the fiscal year 2024–25, incentive disbursements totalling Rs 5,260 crore were made to major industries and added that 18 new sector-specific industrial policies were launched to boost investment, which are proving to be game-changers. The implementation of the Public Trust Act and the Integrated Single Window System made administrative procedures simpler, more transparent, and more reliable for stated that investors are being informed about promising opportunities in various sectors of Madhya Pradesh, including the PM MITRA Textile Park being developed in Dhar, the Narmadapuram Manufacturing Zone, new IT projects in Rewa, Indore, and Ujjain, and the upcoming Spiritual and Wellness Summit scheduled to be held in Ujjain on June 5, 2025. Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Moose Approaches Girl At Bus Stop And Nudges Her To Follow - Watch What Happens Happy in Shape Undo Other focus areas include pharma, mining, agriculture, dairy, and renewable said that BEML was formally handed the land allotment letter for 148 acres in Umariya village of Raisen district. A modern railway coach manufacturing facility worth Rs 1,800 crore will be set up at the site. This project will strengthen the railway manufacturing sector in the state and generate new employment opportunities for local CM announced that the foundation stone for the rail coach manufacturing unit in Raisen district will be laid within a month. He emphasised that all necessary work related to the establishment of new industries in the state is being carried out in a time-bound thanked all the investors who participated in the Bengaluru event and appreciated the positive response received from investors in Karnataka's capital. He noted that investors have shown strong faith in Madhya Pradesh's industrial the interactive session, Yadav held one-on-one discussions with several key industry leaders, including R Rajkumar, MD of Best Corporation (textiles), Manish Singh Chauhan, director, Noize Group, Lalit Ahuja, CEO, ANSR GCC (IT), Ashlesha Khandeparkar, national head (policy), Oracle Corporation, Sumit Mishra, MD, LAPP India (electric equipment), Harsh Bhutani, CEO, Hindustan Coca-Cola, Chander Balji, founding MD, Royal Orchid (hospitality), Ritesh Goel, founding MD, GIBS Business School, and Bandaru Narasimha Rao, executive director, Greenko (renewable energy).The session in Bengaluru was attended by over 250 representatives from the industry. It included comprehensive presentations on Madhya Pradesh's investment potential, new industrial policies, and industrial infrastructure.