Nets Rs 1,78,950 crore investments, Rs 49,500 jobs
Secures biggest Rs 60,000 crore investments from Amazon
The Telangana Rising delegation, led by Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy, concluded its highly successful trip to Davos with a groundbreaking investment haul of Rs 1,78,950 crore, which is projected to create 49,500 jobs across multiple sectors in Telangana.
The largest individual investments included Rs 60,000 crore from Amazon (AWS), Rs 45,500 crore from Sun Petrochemicals, Rs 15,000 crore each from Tillman Global Holdings and Megha Engineering, among others. These investments reflect a strong vote of confidence in the state’s economic environment.
Tech giants played a pivotal role in the job creation surge, with Hyderabad emerging as a major hub. Software majors like HCL (5,000 jobs), Infosys (17,000 jobs), and Wipro (5,000 jobs) committed to expanding their presence in the state, further cementing Telangana’s dominance in the IT sector.
Data centres were a key focus, attracting investments from Amazon, Tillman, Usra, CrtlS, and Sify, signaling a significant leap in infrastructure development. Cutting-edge sectors such as solar cell manufacturing, UAVs, aircraft interior design, and rocket manufacturing also saw substantial traction. Defense investments by Jindal further underscored the strategic appeal of Telangana’s industrial policies.
Private industrial parks received a boost with Ramky Group’s decision to invest in integrated industrial parks, a dry port, and townships. Similarly, the MTS Group pledged investments, enhancing Telangana’s position as an industrial hub.
Agriculture-related industries also made strides, with Unilever announcing two manufacturing units alongside other agro-based investments. The green energy and pump storage sectors showed immense potential for rapid growth, aligning with Telangana’s focus on sustainability.
A highlight of the trip was Chief Minister Revanth Reddy’s presentation of his TelanganaRising 2050 vision, which found strong endorsement among global investors, entrepreneurs, and policymakers. “Building on core strengths in software and pharma, Telangana will grow aggressively in Data Centres, Green Energy, Food Processing, Electric Vehicles, and Semiconductors,” he stated, emphasizing the state’s ambition to be a key player in the post-Covid “China Plus One” strategy.
The CM outlined his vision to make Telangana a $1 trillion SDGP economy through aggressive clustering—urban services within the ORR, manufacturing in the zone between ORR and the proposed RRR, and agri-food processing beyond the RRR.
At events on Urban Mobility, Regenerative and Circular Spaces, and Nation Strategies, Revanth Reddy highlighted transformative infrastructure projects, including Metro Rail expansion, the Regional Ring Railway, Radial Roads, new airports, Musi river rejuvenation, and Electric Vehicle promotion. He also pitched the Skills University as a vital enabler for the state’s workforce.
“For the global investor community, the message is clear: Telangana Means Business. Our goal is not just economic growth, but creating jobs, improving incomes, expanding opportunities, and delivering enhanced welfare for our people,” Revanth Reddy said, summarizing the state’s development agenda.