Haryana Investment Proposals Worth Over Rs 50000 Crore Secured During CM Saini Gujarat Visit

Haryana has secured investment proposals worth more than Rs 50,000 crore during Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini’s two-day visit to Gujarat, in a major boost to the state’s industrial growth plans. The proposals were formalised through memoranda of understanding with industrial groups after one-to-one meetings with business leaders in Surat and Gandhinagar.

The agreements signed on Wednesday account for a large share of the total. Around Rs 25,000 crore of proposed investment covers the defence, real estate and oil and gas sectors, while about Rs 2,900 crore is proposed in the semiconductor sector and Rs 1,400 crore in agriculture and food processing. Further memoranda cover compressed biogas and civil aviation.

On the first day of the visit, agreements worth around Rs 12,000 crore were signed, covering areas such as defence textiles, technical textiles, industrial machinery, solar energy, cosmetics manufacturing and waste-to-energy projects. Together, the two days of meetings took the total value of proposals past the Rs 50,000 crore mark.

Industries and Commerce Minister Rao Narbir Singh accompanied the Chief Minister in Gandhinagar, where Saini met Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel and invited him to the business summit Haryana plans to hold in April 2027. The visit is part of the state’s ‘Happening Haryana 2.0’ investment outreach, aimed at drawing companies to expand in Haryana.

Saini told investors that Haryana offers strong industrial infrastructure, good connectivity, a skilled workforce and a business-friendly environment. He said the government is committed to simpler procedures, digital facilities and assistance within the rules so that industries can be set up and projects implemented without delay.

The Chief Minister said the proposals reflect growing investor confidence in Haryana’s industrial potential and its policies. He linked the effort to Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Make in India initiative and to the goal of a developed Haryana within a developed India, with fresh investment expected to support jobs and manufacturing growth across the state.