Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): Participating in a conclave in Ludhiana bore fruit for the state on Monday when an interactive session on investment opportunities in MP led to proposals worth ₹15,606 crore from different industrial groups in Punjab. These will create 20,275 job opportunities.
Chief Minister Mohan Yadav invited industrial houses of Punjab to avail investment policies of Madhya Pradesh. Interacting with the media after the conclave, CM said that more than 400 representatives of industrial houses participated in the interactive session.
A detailed discussion took place with investors in the fields of textile, readymade garments, engineering, cycle, auto parts, machine tools, and sports equipment. They were informed about 18 new investment policies of Madhya Pradesh, the industrial infrastructure, the single window system, and the investment opportunities available.
Yadav also held one-on-one meetings with more than 15 major industrialists and senior officers of reputed companies. Industrialists in Ludhiana have shown interest in investing in Indore, Dhar, Pithampur, Bhopal, Sehore, Narmadapuram, and Narsinghpur.
Rajinder Gupta of the Trident Group has shown interest in setting up an open university in the Ujjain region. Major associations such as JITO, AEPC, FICO, CICU, and FIEO have also assured to inspire their members for investment in MP.
The CM also visited industrial units of the Vardhman Industries, the Deepak Fasteners, and the Trident Group to observe modern manufacturing processes, quality control, and export capacities.
