The efforts of the Haryana State Industrial and Infrastructure Development Corporation (HSIIDC) have borne fruit, giving a fresh impetus to industrial development across the state. While numerous companies are choosing Haryana as their preferred destination for establishing manufacturing units, Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) worth ₹1.10 lakh crore have been signed, boosting investment and creating thousands of employment opportunities for the youth.
This was stated during a meeting chaired by Arun Kumar Gupta, Principal Secretary to the Chief Minister and Co-Chairman of HSIIDC, where several important decisions were taken. Discussions were held on land allotments and proposals submitted by various industrial groups, which were subsequently approved. The EEC approved the allotment of more than 36 acres of land in the industrial estates of Sohna, Bawal, Barhi and Dhatheda.
He said that the Haryana Government recently organized the Gurugram Investment Summit, which saw participation from leading industrial groups from India and abroad. These companies expressed their willingness to invest in Haryana. Within just one week, HSIIDC allotted industrial land to seven major companies, demonstrating the state’s commitment to efficient and responsive governance.
The approved projects are expected to bring investments worth ₹1,315.70 crore and generate more than 5,000 employment opportunities. These include Trontek Electronics Limited’s mega investment of ₹790 crore, Orient Fashion Exporters’ investment of ₹51.50 crore, Bollhoff Fastenings’ investment of ₹116.06 crore, Maccor Industries’ investment of ₹45.47 crore, Paras Polymers’ investment of ₹170 crore, Richaco Exports’ investment of ₹92.97 crore, along with several other industrial projects.
He said that Haryana is providing investors with a transparent, efficient and dependable industrial ecosystem. The completion of land allotment procedures within days of the investment summit is proof that the concept of “Speed of Doing Business” in Haryana is not merely a policy announcement but an integral part of its administrative functioning. Expressing confidence, he said that these investments would further strengthen Haryana’s industrial competitiveness and reinforce the state’s position as one of India’s leading manufacturing and technology hubs.
The meeting was attended by Dr. Amit Agrawal, Commissioner and Secretary, Industries and Commerce Department; Pankaj Yadav, Principal Secretary, Cooperation Department; Ashima Brar, Commissioner and Secretary, Excise and Taxation Department; Dr. Yash Garg, Director General, Industries and Commerce Department; Dr. Amit Khatri, Director, Urban Estates Haryana; Mukul Kumar, Director, Urban Local Bodies Department, Haryana; and Sushil Sarwan, Managing Director, Haryana Financial Corporation.