Punjab Cabinet Minister Sanjeev Arora, on behalf of Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann, met with leading industrialists in Gurgaon to discuss large-scale investment opportunities in the state. The discussions focused on strategies to attract major investments and create employment opportunities across Punjab.
CM Bhagwant Mann’s Cabinet Minister Holds Talks with Top Industrialists to Boost Investment
During the meetings, the minister interacted with prominent business leaders, including Pankaj Munjal (Hero Cycles Ltd), Mahindra Jaju (Shree Industries), Manjul Pahwa (Ralson), Jasbir Singh, and Daljit Singh (Amber Enterprises). He invited them to explore investment prospects and establish or expand their operations in Punjab.
Sanjeev Arora discussed the sector-specific incentives offered by the Punjab
Officials highlighted that the Mann government is committed to fostering a business-friendly environment, enhancing infrastructure, and providing necessary support to investors. The initiative aims to boost industrial growth, generate employment, and contribute to Punjab’s economic development.
The minister emphasized that large-scale investments will not only strengthen the state’s economy but also provide sustainable job opportunities for local youth, encouraging entrepreneurship and innovation.
In addition, Sanjeev Arora discussed the sector-specific incentives offered by the Punjab government, including subsidies for manufacturing units, simplified regulatory approvals, and support for technology-driven projects. He stressed that these measures are designed to make Punjab an attractive destination for both domestic and international investors.
Business leaders welcomed the initiative, noting that clear policies, investor-friendly regulations, and government backing are critical for expanding operations. Many expressed interest in setting up new plants, upgrading existing facilities, and exploring collaborative ventures in Punjab.
The Mann government reiterated its focus on creating a vibrant industrial ecosystem, which can drive economic growth, reduce migration for employment, and position Punjab as a hub for innovation, manufacturing, and trade in northern India.
