62% of GIM commitments converted to proposals: Minister Patil
Karnataka nets ₹5.56L cr investment for manufacturing; 62 per cent moved to project stage. Minister Patil credits investor ties.
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BENGALURU, 5 JULY
The State Large
and Medium Industries Minister MB Patil announced that the state has secured Rs
5.56 lakh crore in investment commitments for the manufacturing sector during
the Global Investors Meet – Invest Karnataka 2025. Notably, proposals worth
approximately Rs 3.4 lakh crore, representing 62 per cent of these commitments,
have already progressed to formal project applications.
Patil highlighted
the effective engagement with investors that has transformed intent into
actionable projects, with firms like Krones, Safran, and TASL actively filing
applications and initiating groundwork. He also endorsed Karnataka's status as
the 'MRO Capital of Asia', bolstered by the operations of IndiGo and Air India,
along with TASL’s new Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul unit.
Additionally, the Minister reported that out of a total of Rs 10.27 lakh crore in investment
commitments, Rs 4.34 lakh crore – nearly 42 per cent – have been converted into
proposals. He attributed this success to the new State Industrial Policy,
praised for its sustainability focus and incentives aimed at fostering local
employment, enhancing women’s workforce participation, and promoting R&D in
the State.
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