Uttar Pradesh: 28 Foreign Companies Will Invest 9K Crores

Uttar Pradesh: 28 foreign companies will invest 9 thousand crores , millions of people will get employment.

Uttar Pradesh emerged as a ray of hope in the center of better investment and business in the Corona era, when the recession clouds were becoming dense.

It is a big achievement of the Yogi government that Uttar Pradesh has particularly attracted foreign companies, moving towards industrialization.

Only in the Corona era, 28 foreign companies have tied up to invest about nine thousand crore rupees in Uttar Pradesh.

According to the state government spokesperson, during the Corona period, 57 indigenous and foreign companies have tied up with the state government for investment of Rs 46 thousand 501 crore.

On the start of production in these companies, millions of people will get employment directly and indirectly.

Of these, 28 foreign companies have tied up for an investment of Rs 9357 crore.

Such is a shoe-making company, which has shifted from China to India and started production in Agra with an investment of three hundred crores.

Apart from this, 29 domestic companies have tied up to invest Rs 37 thousand 144 crores.

Yogi gave instructions to get possession of land in two months: 850 plots have been allotted to entrepreneurs during the Corona period.

In addition, a dedicated medical device park is proposed on 350 acres in Sector 28, on the banks of Yamuna Expressway.

For which an MoU has been signed with Kalam Institute of Health Technology to prepare a detailed project report.

The Chief Minister has instructed all the entrepreneurs to get physical possession within two months so that they can start production on the project surface as soon as possible.

Earlier, several policies have also been amended to attract investment including labor law.

These are foreign companies investing

Two Canadian companies: Rs 1746 crore, Four German companies: Rs 300 crore, A Hong Kong company: Rs 1000 crore.

Seven companies in Japan: Rs 2000 crore, Two Singapore companies: Rs 1600 crore, Three UK companies: Rs 1375 crore.

Five companies of USA: Rs 309 crores, Korea’s four companies: Rs 928 crore