Chhattisgarh is making a decisive move to position itself as a national investment destination as the state leadership prepares to engage with industry stalwarts in Mumbai this week.
The government is pushing forward its newly revamped industrial policy, aimed at attracting large-scale investments in the textile and steel sectors while promoting sustainable and inclusive industrial growth.On April 23 and 24, the state will be represented at two major national platforms hosted at the Bombay Exhibition Centre, where the focus will be on showcasing Chhattisgarh’s industrial readiness and infrastructure capacity. These events are expected to draw participation from industry leaders, policymakers, and investors from across India, providing an ideal setting for the state to demonstrate its growth vision and investor-friendly reforms.
The spotlight on April 23 will be on the apparel sector, as the state engages with manufacturers and exporters at the CMAI Fab Show—India’s leading garment industry expo.
Chhattisgarh will present exclusive opportunities under its updated textile policy, with added incentives for units investing in eco-friendly production, circular textile chains, and local employment generation. The state has emerged as an attractive destination for garment units seeking affordable land, power, and labour-friendly regulations, aligned with sustainability principles.The following day, attention will shift to heavy industry as Chhattisgarh joins ‘India Steel 2025’, a flagship event backed by the central government. At the inaugural session, the state will detail its roadmap for strengthening its steel industry ecosystem—including integrated industrial clusters, logistics connectivity, and clean energy integration to reduce the carbon footprint of manufacturing. The steel sector, already a backbone of Chhattisgarh’s economy, is expected to benefit from further capacity expansion and supportive policy architecture that ensures ease of doing business.
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A key component of the Mumbai visit is the state-led Roundtable Meeting, where investors will be offered in-depth insights into Chhattisgarh’s evolving infrastructure—ranging from plug-and-play industrial parks to seamless single-window approvals. Discussions will focus on climate-resilient infrastructure, gender-equitable labour policies, and export-oriented growth, with a commitment to building a green economy that supports long-term prosperity.
In addition, the Chhattisgarh Pavilion at the exhibition centre will visually communicate the state’s industrial journey. Highlighting its power surplus status, abundant mineral wealth, and robust connectivity plans, the pavilion will serve as a one-stop showcase of investment-ready sectors and emerging urban-industrial hubs.
As part of the outreach, media briefings will be held on both days to ensure transparency and clear communication of the government’s intent. The leadership is expected to elaborate on its future-oriented industrial model that balances economic competitiveness with environmental stewardship and social equity.
This renewed outreach effort underscores Chhattisgarh’s broader strategy of inclusive development. By aligning itself with national and global standards of green industrialisation and sustainable urban planning, the state is not just seeking capital—it is inviting partnerships to shape a future-ready economy. The Mumbai meetings mark a crucial step in redefining the state’s image from a resource-rich hinterland to a modern investment hub at the heart of India’s industrial resurgence.
Chhattisgarh Eyes Big Investments in Mumbai
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