Gandhinagar, June 24: The Gandhinagar district has achieved a significant milestone during the regional conference held under the Vibrant Gujarat Global Summit. As part of a district-level initiative, ten companies have signed Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) to establish new industries in various areas of Gandhinagar, including Kalol, Chhatral, Dahegam, Mansa, and Dhanot, with a total proposed investment of ₹133.40 crores.
Among these, the largest investment comes from Stericoat Healthcare Private Limited, which will invest ₹35 crores in the textile and apparel sector in Mansa. Additionally, Ultim Tech Private Limited will invest ₹10 crores in an auto industries engineering unit in Kalol, creating job opportunities for up to 60 individuals.
Other investments include ₹5 crores from Midas Converter Company in the flexible packaging sector in Kalol, ₹15 crores from Keepat Containers in the PET bottle and plastic-based products sector, and ₹13.40 crores from Gadus Fine Chem in the refined petroleum products sector. Copex Industries will invest ₹5 crores, while Balram Rolling Mills Private Limited will contribute ₹20 crores in the iron and steel sector. Omkar Agro Chemicals Private Limited will invest ₹15 crores in the chemicals sector.
Furthermore, Bansidhar Textile Private Limited has signed an MoU for an investment of ₹16 crores in cotton fabrics in Chhatral, and Nirmaya Enterprises will invest ₹8 crores in mineral water bottles in Dahegam.
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