Gurugram, June 2 (APAC Media): Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini on Monday launched the state’s new “Make in Haryana” Industrial Policy in Gurugram, outlining an ambitious roadmap to attract investments worth Rs 5 lakh crore over the next five years.
On the opening day of the policy launch, the state secured investment commitments worth Rs 1.10 lakh crore through multiple Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs), providing a significant boost to the government’s industrial growth agenda.
Alongside the flagship policy, the government also unveiled nine sector-specific industrial policies, an Intelligent Investment Facilitation Portal and the logo for the forthcoming “Happening Haryana Global Investors Summit”.
Haryana Eyes Major Investment Growth
Addressing industry leaders and investors, Saini highlighted Haryana’s strong economic performance, noting that despite accounting for only 1.3 per cent of India’s geographical area, the state contributes nearly 3.6 per cent to the national GDP.
Inviting domestic and international investors to explore opportunities in the state, the Chief Minister said Haryana offers an environment built on “speed and trust”, two principles that would continue to guide the government’s approach towards industry and investment.
He observed that investors today look beyond financial incentives and increasingly assess factors such as policy stability, governance efficiency, and long-term growth potential before making investment decisions.
According to Saini, the new industrial policy has been designed to create a more competitive business environment, encourage manufacturing expansion, generate employment opportunities, and position Haryana as a preferred destination for future investments.
Rs 1.10 Lakh Crore Worth of MoUs Signed
The Chief Minister said the investment agreements signed during the event represent much more than financial commitments.
“These investments will lead to the establishment of new industries, stronger supply chains, greater opportunities for MSMEs, employment generation for young people, and fresh momentum for Haryana’s economy,” he said.
Several major companies signed MoUs with the Haryana government, including NTF Group, AUMOVIO, Proterial, National Australia Bank Global Innovation Center, Sumitomo Corporation India, Reliance MET City, Star Wire India, Saatvik Green Energy, India Cellular and Electronics Association, Gautam Solar, Venus Remedies, Varun Beverages, Horizon Industrial Parks, Anant Raj Limited, Welspun One, Star Cement, GLS Group, SMTA, Karnal Pharma Park, Universal Success Enterprises, RAKBANK, and Amber Group.
Intelligent Portal to Simplify Investments
The Chief Minister also launched the Intelligent Investment Facilitation Portal, which he described as a transformative platform aimed at simplifying interactions between investors and government departments.
The portal offers GIS-based land identification, automated investment blueprint generation, AI-powered assistance, guidance on approval procedures, infrastructure information and access to policy-related support services.
Saini said the platform would eliminate the need for investors to approach multiple departments for approvals, land allocation, incentives and regulatory clearances, as these services would now be available through a single integrated system.
Principal Secretary to the Chief Minister, Arun Kumar Gupta described the launch as the unveiling of a long-term vision for prosperity rather than simply the introduction of a new policy framework.
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