Uttar Pradesh received investment proposals exceeding Rs 1 lakh crore during a high-level investor roundtable in Mumbai on Tuesday, with leading industrial groups unveiling plans across sectors including semiconductors, renewable energy, cement, data centres and bioplastics.
The meeting, organised by the state’s investment promotion agency Invest UP at the Jio World Convention Centre, brought together leading industry executives who expressed support for Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath’s policies and improvements in the state’s business environment.
The roundtable was chaired by Uttar Pradesh Chief Secretary Manoj Kumar Singh and moderated by Invest UP CEO Vijay Kiran Anand. The event is part of the state’s post-Global Investors Summit (GIS) outreach efforts aimed at accelerating industrial development.
“CM Yogi Adityanath’s decisive leadership has made UP the most trusted and attractive investment destination in India. We are committed to providing a transparent and proactive ecosystem to support investors,” said Chief Secretary Singh.
Key announcements:
Hiranandani Group chairman Dr Niranjan Hiranandani said a 30 MW data centre by Yotta Data Services has already been operationalised in just 18 months. He announced plans to double its capacity and also confirmed a Rs 28,440 crore semiconductor chip manufacturing project in Noida.
Avada Group vice-chairperson Sindoor Mittal, while announcing Rs 20,000 crore in additional investments, credited the UP government’s responsiveness for helping operationalise a 1.5 GW solar module unit within four months.
Ultratech Cement MD KC Jhanwar announced an investment of Rs 1,981 crore to expand operations in Aligarh, Shahjahanpur, and Tanda. He praised the state’s efficient single-window clearance system for approvals.
Tata Power Renewable Energy CEO Sanjay Banga shared plans to invest Rs 13,700 crore in Bundelkhand. This includes setting up two ultra-supercritical 800 MW power units and other clean energy projects.
Balrampur Chini Mills CFO Pramod Patwari said the government has been very supportive in helping the company grow its bioplastics business.
Other notable proposals:
UPDF Chairman Pankaj Jaiswal suggested organising a big investor summit in Lucknow and an international roadshow in Dubai.
Krishnanand Group plans to invest Rs 25 crore to build ready-mix plaster units in Lucknow and Noida.
Rajeev Ranjan Singh from EN Communication suggested creating a Mahabharat-themed museum worth Rs 1,500 crore near the Yamuna Expressway.
Remens DSP Infra announced a Rs 5 crore plan to open a road patch mix plant in Lucknow using cold emulsion technology.
Lords Group said it will invest Rs 1,500 crore to set up manufacturing units for MedTech products and rooftop solar systems.
Dysis India shared plans to double the capacity of its existing plant with a Rs 10 crore investment.
These announcements come as Uttar Pradesh continues to promote itself as a strong destination for new-age industries, supported by government-friendly policies, reliable infrastructure, and investor-friendly systems.
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