The recent Bihar Investor Summit 2024 saw a number of major announcements in the renewable energy sector, with NHPC pledging to invest Rs 5,500 crore, IOC announcing an investment of Rs 21,000 crore for refinery expansion, and NTPC revealing plans for a nuclear project. The Adani Group also announced a major investment of Rs 20,000 crore in a power plant in the state. With a focus on boosting industrial growth, the summit showcased Bihar's potential for investment in the renewable energy sector, particularly in fields like manufacturing and leather industry. The state has already attracted over 3,800 industry proposals, as confirmed by the Chief Secretary.
The state of Bihar, known for its rich cultural heritage and historical significance, is now attracting attention as a top destination for investment opportunities. In recent news, it has been reported that the state has attracted over 3,800 industry proposals, amounting to a whopping Rs 36,000 crore in investments from 238 companies. This includes various sectors such as leather, manufacturing, technology, and more. The state's efforts to create a favorable business climate and its proactive approach to attract major companies like AVPL International and Sugs Lloyd have been recognized and appreciated, with Bihar winning the gold at India Trade Fair for its pavilion showcasing its potential as an emerging business hub.
Bihar receives a major boost for its economy as it attracts a record-breaking 3,800+ industry proposals worth over Rs 36,000 crore from both domestic and international investors. The state's Chief Secretary, in a press conference, highlighted the investment opportunities in the leather industry and the newly opened inland container depot. Additionally, the state is actively seeking investment in the maize sector to capitalize on the increasing demand for ethanol. AVPL International and Sugs Lloyd are among the companies that have already announced projects in Bihar, with the former planning to build a drone manufacturing facility. Despite its successes, Bihar faced opposition in the form of India's rejection of a China-led investment proposal at the WTO.