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The Madhya Pradesh government has recently approved customised packages for 10 industrial units under its Industry Promotion Policy, with the aim of boosting large-scale industrial growth in the state. The decision, made during a cabinet meeting chaired by Chief Minister Mohan Yadav, is expected to attract an investment of approximately Rs 2,100 crore. These investments are not only expected to enhance industrial output but also generate significant employment opportunities across various sectors.
The approved customised packages cover a wide range of industries, including textiles, food processing, engineering, and fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG). Among the companies benefiting from this move are three units in the textile sector: Laxminath Kalpana (Khargone), Vishweshwara Denim (Neemuch), and Mohini Active Life (Indore). In the food processing sector, five companies have been granted packages: Dabur (Dhar), Hindustan Coca-Cola Beverages (Rajgarh), Modelage (Bhind), Drytech (Pandhurna), and Bakersville (Indore). Additionally, the engineering sector will see support for Shakti Pump (Dhar), while Shivani Detergent (Dhar) will benefit from the FMCG package.
These initiatives are expected to provide direct employment to around 6,200 people, making a significant contribution to the state’s workforce. This move is in line with the government’s efforts to generate jobs and foster economic growth, particularly in regions that will host these new and expanded industrial units. The employment boost is expected to have a ripple effect, benefiting local economies, increasing demand for goods and services, and improving living standards in the surrounding areas.
The state government is offering a range of incentives to encourage and support these large-scale industrial ventures. These include subsidised electricity rates to lower operational costs, capital grants to help businesses build infrastructure, employment generation grants to create new jobs, and incentives for training programs aimed at skill development. These measures are designed to reduce the financial burden on companies and promote sustainable growth while ensuring that the workforce is adequately equipped for the demands of modern industries.
Through these customised packages, the Madhya Pradesh government is looking to strengthen the state’s industrial base and position itself as a key manufacturing hub in central India. The decision reflects a strategic focus on high-growth sectors such as textiles, food processing, and engineering, which are expected to contribute significantly to the state’s economy. The proactive approach taken by the government, supported by the Madhya Pradesh Industrial Development Corporation (MPIDC), highlights its commitment to fostering industrial diversification, attracting long-term investments, and creating jobs in the state.
In conclusion, the approval of these customised packages marks a major step toward enhancing industrial infrastructure and economic prospects. The combination of financial incentives and job creation initiatives will not only help existing companies expand but also attract new investments, thereby supporting the state’s growth trajectory in the coming years.
