Karnataka Government clears 27,607 INR-Crore investment proposals

Vikram Gill Oct 25, 2025 0

The Karnataka Government has approved investment proposals worth an estimated 27,607 INR-Crore, creating around 8,704 direct jobs across the state. At the 66th meeting of the State High-Level Clearance Committee (SHLCC), chaired by Chief Minister Siddaramaiah, 11 new projects and 2 expansion projects were cleared. This move shows the state’s focus on industrial growth and highlights the increasing momentum in Karnataka investment.

New Investment Proposals (27,228.51 INR-Crore):

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Expansion Projects (378.75 INR-Crore):

With these approvals, Karnataka proposals will see a strong boost in industrial development. Moreover, the projects will create high-value jobs and support local economies. They are designed to promote sustainable growth and strengthen the state as a hub for business and innovation. This new wave of Karnataka investment is expected to accelerate economic progress across the region.


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