Chhattisgarh Attracts Rs 9,580 Crore Investment Proposals at Hyderabad Investors Connect; 7,800 Jobs Expected

Hyderabad, June 13, 2026: Chhattisgarh has secured investment proposals worth Rs 9,580 crore across high-growth sectors including data centers, semiconductors, solar energy equipment, textiles, pharmaceuticals, cement, and dairy processing during the Investors Connect programme held in Hyderabad on Friday. The proposed investments are expected to generate nearly 7,800 direct employment opportunities, reinforcing the state’s emergence as an attractive investment destination.

Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai handed over “Invitation to Invest” letters to prospective investors and invited Hyderabad-based industries to explore business opportunities in Chhattisgarh. Commerce and Industries Minister Lakhan Lal Dewangan, senior government officials, industrialists, and business leaders from southern India attended the event.

Among the major proposals, Hypernext Data Center Limited announced plans to invest Rs 4,200 crore in establishing a state-of-the-art data center in Chhattisgarh, creating around 250 jobs. Nivai Labs Private Limited proposed an investment of Rs 1,000 crore in semiconductor and GPU infrastructure, a move expected to strengthen the state’s position in the digital and electronics ecosystem while generating approximately 200 jobs.

In the manufacturing sector, Feegrade and Company Private Limited submitted a proposal to invest Rs 2,912 crore in cement production, with the potential to create around 4,000 jobs. SG Mart Limited proposed investing Rs 700 crore in solar energy equipment manufacturing, generating nearly 450 employment opportunities and supporting the state’s green energy ambitions.

The textile sector also witnessed significant interest, with Shri Saravana Mills Private Limited proposing an investment of Rs 528 crore that could create around 2,500 jobs. In the pharmaceutical sector, Kabra Drugs announced plans to invest Rs 200 crore, generating approximately 250 jobs. Dinshaw’s Dairy Foods Private Limited proposed an investment of Rs 40 crore in milk processing and value-addition facilities, creating around 150 jobs while benefiting dairy farmers.

Addressing the gathering at Hotel Park Hyatt, Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai said Chhattisgarh has created a business-friendly ecosystem supported by streamlined approvals, robust infrastructure, and an efficient single-window clearance mechanism.

“Hyderabad’s transformation from an emerging IT destination into a global technology and innovation hub is truly inspiring. Chhattisgarh is pursuing a similar growth trajectory and is already witnessing encouraging progress in IT, manufacturing, and service sectors,” he said.

The Chief Minister emphasized that the state government has “rolled out the red carpet” for investors and assured comprehensive policy support to companies looking to establish operations in Chhattisgarh.

Sai noted that investor outreach programmes conducted across major Indian cities and countries such as Japan and South Korea have already resulted in investment proposals exceeding Rs 8 lakh crore. He further highlighted that Chhattisgarh is rapidly emerging as a leader in green steel production and is strengthening its position as a national energy hub, having received investment proposals worth Rs 3.5 lakh crore in the energy sector alone.

As part of the Hyderabad visit, the Chief Minister and the state delegation also held discussions with senior executives of leading companies including Google India, IBM, Polycab India, Page Industries, and Delta Electronics. The meetings focused on investment opportunities, industrial infrastructure, and the state’s industry-friendly policies.

Senior officials present at the event included Principal Secretary to the Chief Minister Subodh Singh, Chief Secretary Vikas Sheel (IAS), Commerce and Industries Secretary Rajat Kumar (IAS), Investment Commissioner Ritu Sain (IAS), CSIDC Managing Director Vishwesh Kumar (IFS), CSIDC Chairman Rajeev Agrawal, CII Chhattisgarh Chairman Bajrang Goel, Industries Department Director Prabhat Malik, and other government representatives.