Lucknow: Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath handed over land allotment letters to India Chip Pvt. Ltd., Ascent Circuits Pvt. Ltd. and Amber Enterprises India Ltd. for setting up industrial units, and to Bodhisatva Charitable Trust for establishing a medical college in the Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority (YEIDA) region.
Interacting with company representatives, the Chief Minister said Uttar Pradesh was experiencing a surge in investment activity, driven by policy stability and streamlined administrative processes.
He urged investors to take advantage of the facilities and support systems available in the state. Industry representatives acknowledged the cooperation extended by the state government and YEIDA, noting that this has led to faster progress in development works.
Adityanath stated that over the past eight and a half years, the state had adopted an “Industry First, Investment First” approach. Through the UP Global Investors Summit, investment proposals worth Rs 45 lakh crore have been received, of which projects valued at Rs 15 lakh crore have already been implemented.
Proposals exceeding Rs 5 lakh crore are expected to reach the grounding stage soon.
Highlighting infrastructure gains, he said improved law and order, extensive rail and road networks, and the concentration of 55 per cent of India’s expressways in Uttar Pradesh have boosted investor confidence.
He added that the upcoming Jewar international airport and technology-enabled investor support mechanisms would further accelerate industrial growth, including in the semiconductor and electronics manufacturing sectors.
