World Economic Forum 2023 in Davos: Maharashtra attracts investment of ₹45900 crore; likely to create 10,000 jobs

World Economic Forum 2023 in Davos: Maharashtra attracts investment of ₹45900 crore; likely to create 10,000 jobs

Maharashtra signed MoUs, in the presence of Chief Minister Eknath Shinde and Industry Minister Uday Samant, with Greenko Energy Projects, Berkshire Hathaway Home services and others.

Sanjay JogUpdated: Tuesday, January 17, 2023, 11:44 AM IST
article-image
Chief Minister Eknath Shinde, Industry Minister Uday Samant in Davos |

Maharashtra on the first day of World Economic Forum (WEF) meeting which started at Davos on Monday received investment proposals worth Rs 45,900 crore with potential of creation of direct employment for 10,000.

The MoUs were signed in the presence of Chief Minister Eknath Shinde and Industry Minister Uday Samant.

The list includes Greenko Energy Projects Pvt Ltd Rs 12000 crore, Berkshire Hathaway Home Services Orenda India Rs 16000 crore,ICP Investments/ Indus Capital Rs 16000 crore, Rukhi foods Rs 480 crore and ४८० Nipro Pharma Packaging India Pvt Ltd Rs 1650 crore.

As reported by Free Press Journal, Maharashtra Government proposes to sign 20 MoUs with an investment of Rs 1.40 lakh crore during the CM's Davos visit in varied sectors.

RECENT STORIES

BMC Elections 2026: SEC Appoints Iqbal Singh Chahal As Observer For Upcoming Mumbai Civic Body Polls

BMC Elections 2026: SEC Appoints Iqbal Singh Chahal As Observer For Upcoming Mumbai Civic Body Polls

Palghar: 4-Day-Old Infant Arrives With Severe Injuries At Dahanu Hospital; Stray Dog Attack...

Palghar: 4-Day-Old Infant Arrives With Severe Injuries At Dahanu Hospital; Stray Dog Attack...

BMC Elections 2026: 2,516 Nominations Filed For 227 Seats Ahead Of Polls

BMC Elections 2026: 2,516 Nominations Filed For 227 Seats Ahead Of Polls

Mumbai Court Ends 15-Year Legal Battle, Restores NRI's Ownership Of Illegally Resold Flat

Mumbai Court Ends 15-Year Legal Battle, Restores NRI's Ownership Of Illegally Resold Flat

Mumbai's Bora Bora Restaurant Fined ₹50,000 For Levying Service Charge By Default On Bills

Mumbai's Bora Bora Restaurant Fined ₹50,000 For Levying Service Charge By Default On Bills