NEW DELHI/Stepping up preparations for the Global Investors Summit (GIS)-2027, Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav on Thursday used two major investment platforms in New Delhi to showcase the state’s industrial potential, attracting investment proposals worth Rs 20,193 crore with the potential to generate nearly 27,600 direct and indirect jobs.
Leading the state’s investment outreach at Bharat Tex-2026 and the Interactive Session on Investment Opportunities in Madhya Pradesh, Yadav pitched the state as one of India’s fastest-growing industrial destinations, highlighting its investor-friendly policies, robust infrastructure, skilled workforce and responsive governance. He also invited industry leaders, investors and global brands to participate in GIS-2027, scheduled to be held in January next year.
The combined investment proposals from the two events are expected to create employment opportunities for around 27,592 people, reinforcing the state’s efforts to sustain the investment momentum built over the past two years through domestic and international roadshows.
Addressing investors, Yadav said Madhya Pradesh offers a conducive ecosystem backed by policy support, seamless approvals and expanding industrial infrastructure. He said the investment proposals, strategic partnerships and memoranda of understanding (MoUs) signed during the Delhi events would further strengthen the state’s position among the country’s leading investment destinations while contributing to the vision of Viksit Bharat-2047.
The textile sector emerged as a major attraction during Bharat Tex-2026, where a roundtable at Bharat Mandapam focused on textiles and apparel, the PM MITRA Textile Park, technical textiles, export promotion, skill development and investment facilitation. The discussions resulted in investment proposals worth Rs 1,592 crore, with an estimated employment potential of nearly 15,700 people.
The second leg of the outreach—the Interactive Session on Investment Opportunities in Madhya Pradesh—generated Rs 18,601 crore in investment proposals across sectors including defence manufacturing, data centres, transformer manufacturing, electronics, renewable energy, engineering and the toy industry. These projects are expected to create around 11,892 jobs.
During the session, the Madhya Pradesh Industrial Development Corporation (MPIDC) signed seven MoUs aimed at strengthening exports, e-commerce, global trade, MSMEs and industrial collaboration. The state also showcased investment opportunities in emerging sectors such as information technology, artificial intelligence, semiconductors, tourism and food processing.
Officials said the strong investor response in New Delhi reflects growing confidence in Madhya Pradesh’s industrial ecosystem and is expected to provide a significant boost to the state’s preparations for GIS-2027, where the government aims to attract large-scale domestic and global investments.