Amaravati, April 7: The Andhra Pradesh State Investment Promotion Board (SIPB) has approved 31 projects worth ₹39,436 crore. These initiatives are expected to create over 111,000 direct jobs in the state.
During a meeting chaired by Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu, projects in key sectors such as renewable energy, industry, IT, tourism, and food processing received the green light.
The Chief Minister emphasized that clean energy should be at the core of the state’s industrial strategy. He instructed officials to maximize solar energy potential and highlighted the development of the Rayalaseema region as a major renewable energy hub. Plans include establishing large solar parks and robust transmission infrastructure to ensure smooth electricity supply both within and outside the state.
The state government is also working towards becoming a significant center for consumer electronics manufacturing. Shri City, Kopparthy, and Anantapur are being developed as major growth centers. Additionally, there is a focus on strengthening the IT sector and establishing Global Capability Centers to attract high-level investments.
Investment proposals from three companies for the proposed ‘Quantum Valley’ in Amaravati have also been approved, aimed at boosting advanced technological investments.
The board has sanctioned projects that convert agricultural, horticultural, and fishery waste into value-added products like ethanol. This initiative will advance the state towards a circular and sustainable industrial model.
Moreover, the government is concentrating on enhancing food processing capacity, developing better market arrangements for crops like palm oil and cocoa, and increasing farmers’ incomes.
The Chief Minister has prioritized industrial safety, directing the implementation of modern safety standards in sectors such as pharma, steel, green energy, and battery storage. A comprehensive operational framework will also be developed in line with disaster management standards.
He instructed officials to ensure that the approved projects are implemented within the stipulated timeframe and that investments are expedited.
The Chief Minister stated that the state’s focus is on speed, scale, and sustainability, aiming to convert investments into jobs and economic growth as quickly as possible.
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