Madhya Pradesh has secured investment proposals worth ₹20,193 crore through two major business events held in New Delhi—Bharat Tex 2026 and the Interactive Session on Investment Opportunities in Madhya Pradesh. The proposed investments are expected to generate employment for approximately 27,592 people, both directly and indirectly, across multiple sectors.

Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav, who met investors during the events, said the state is strengthening its position as one of India's leading investment destinations and aims to play a significant role in achieving the country's Viksit Bharat 2047 vision.

CM Highlights 10 Assurances for Investors

Addressing domestic and international business leaders at The Leela Palace in New Delhi, Dr. Yadav described Madhya Pradesh as an emerging industrial and textile hub. He said the state offers investors ten key assurances, including policy stability, transparent governance, skilled workforce, infrastructure, administrative support, energy availability, security, and business-friendly services.

He also invited investors to participate in the Global Investors Summit (GIS) 2027, scheduled to be held in January next year, and assured them of prompt administrative clearances and investor-friendly policies.

Textile Sector Receives ₹1,592 Crore Proposals

At the Bharat Tex 2026 textile roundtable held at Bharat Mandapam, discussions focused on the state's textile and apparel ecosystem, PM MITRA Textile Park, technical textiles, skill development, and export promotion.

The event resulted in investment proposals worth ₹1,592 crore for the textile sector, which are expected to create nearly 15,700 employment opportunities.

Defence, Data Centres Among Key Investment Areas

During the investment interaction session, Madhya Pradesh received proposals worth ₹18,601 crore across high-growth sectors, including defence manufacturing, data centres, transformers, electronics, renewable energy, engineering, optical products, and toy manufacturing.

These investments are projected to generate employment for around 11,892 people. Companies that expressed investment interest include Brahmastra Explosives, Siemens Energy, Sitac Ray, Sunbridge Defence, Himachal Futuristic Communications, and Veera Electronics.

International Outreach Strengthens Investment Prospects

The Chief Minister also held one-on-one meetings with representatives from several countries to explore future collaborations.

He met Sri Lanka's Minister of Industry Sunil Handunnetti and Brazil's Ambassador Kenneth Felix to discuss cooperation in agriculture, biofuels, mining, and aerospace. Separate discussions with delegations from Russia, Italy, and France focused on artificial intelligence, digital innovation, advanced manufacturing, food processing, and industrial decarbonisation.

Seven MoUs Signed to Boost Exports

The Madhya Pradesh Industrial Development Corporation (MPIDC) signed seven Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) aimed at strengthening the state's industrial and export ecosystem.

Key agreements include partnerships with the Federation of Indian Export Organisations (FIEO) and ASSOCHAM to enhance industrial collaboration. An agreement with Amazon Global Selling is expected to provide MSMEs and artisans in Madhya Pradesh with access to international e-commerce markets.

Additional agreements were signed with textile and apparel export councils to promote exports and facilitate buyer-seller interactions.

Infrastructure Positioned to Support Future Growth

Officials also presented the state's infrastructure capabilities to investors, highlighting more than 5 lakh kilometres of road network, eight operational airports, six inland container depots, and an industrial land bank exceeding 1.25 lakh acres.

The government said reliable power and water supply, along with expanding food parks, IT parks, and multimodal logistics infrastructure, continue to strengthen Madhya Pradesh's appeal as an investment destination.