Mumbai: The Maharashtra government has signed Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) worth Rs 1,08,599 crore with several leading companies, paving the way for large-scale investment projects across sectors like information technology, food processing, warehousing, data centres, and logistics.Â
The agreements are expected to create around 47,000 direct jobs, as announced by Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis.
Government Assures Support to Investors
Fadnavis said investors and industries play a crucial role in driving the state’s economic growth and assured that the government will work to meet their expectations. The MoUs were exchanged between State Industry Department Secretary P. Anbalagan and representatives of the participating companies during the signing event.
Major Investments Announced
Several major projects were announced as part of the MoUs:
- MGSA Realty will invest Rs 5,000 crore in industrial warehouses, data centres, and logistics hubs, generating 10,000 jobs.
- Lodha Developers Ltd will set up a Green Integrated Data Centre Park in Ambernath, Thane district with an investment of Rs 30,000 crore, creating 6,000 jobs.
- Adani Enterprises Ltd will invest Rs 70,000 crore in an integrated coal surface gasification and downstream derivatives project at Kamleshwar Linga in Nagpur district, generating 30,000 jobs.
- Polyplex Corporation Ltd will invest Rs 2,086 crore in a polymer products project in Nandurbar, creating 600 jobs.
- Reliance Consumer Products Ltd will set up an integrated food and beverages manufacturing unit at Katol in Nagpur district with an investment of Rs 1,513 crore, creating 500 jobs.
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