The Maharashtra Government has secured a record-breaking 14.5 lakh crore rupees in investment Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) on its opening day of the World Economic Forum summit yesterday. This massive single-day haul nearly equals the state’s total investment collection from the entire 2025 Davos summit. The 19 MoUs signed are projected to generate more than 15 lakh jobs across various sectors. A state government release said these agreements align with the state’s ‘Viksit Maharashtra 2047’ vision and its ambitious goal of becoming a five trillion-dollar economy. The investments are distributed across several key departments and sectors.
The Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA) signed MoUs worth approximately 11 lakh crore rupees with global firms, including Brookfield and Sumitomo. Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis led high-level engagements with global giants such as Coca-Cola and Antora Energy to discuss scaling operations and strengthening supply chains. Upcoming discussions are expected to focus on AI, Quantum Computing, Fintech, and Green Energy as the state continues its dialogue with global leaders, stated the release.
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