Hyderabad has solidified its position as a high-potential economic corridor following the two-day Telangana Rising Global Summit, held at the newly designated Bharat Future City in Kandukur. The event drew industry leaders across IT, pharmaceuticals, aerospace, healthcare, and real estate sectors, culminating in investment pledges exceeding Rs 5.30 lakh crore. Analysts note that this infusion could redefine the development trajectory of South Hyderabad, positioning the region as a strategic growth hub.
Significant commitments were directed toward infrastructure upgrades, smart city initiatives, and employment generation across Kandukur and surrounding areas. “These investments are set to accelerate urban modernisation while fostering inclusive growth across emerging districts,” an industry expert said. The summit spotlighted transformative projects, including a Rs 1 lakh crore development pledge by a global media and technology group, focusing on entertainment, real estate, and smart city infrastructure. The technology and core infrastructure sector also contributed notable investments. The Adani Group announced a Rs 2,500 crore allocation for a 48 MW AI-enabled data centre, signalling Hyderabad’s growing digital ecosystem. Life sciences firms reinforced the city’s status as a biomedical hub: Hetero Group committed Rs 1,800 crore for pharmaceutical production, while Biological E Limited outlined a Rs 3,500 crore plan for vaccine manufacturing, R&D, and CDMO facilities near Green Pharma City. Social infrastructure projects were equally prominent. Apollo proposed a Rs 1,700 crore investment in healthcare expansion, including an Rs 800 crore Deemed-to-be-University project. International conglomerates, such as Vingroup, signalled intentions to establish K-12 schools and hospitals, highlighting the summit’s focus on holistic urban development.
Tukkuguda, located adjacent to Kandukur, emerged as a focal point for investment, leveraging connectivity via the Outer Ring Road and proximity to Pharma City, Hardware Park, and aerospace clusters. The GMR Group committed Rs 15,000 crore to aviation manufacturing and MRO services at Aerocity, while rocket manufacturer Skyroot and other industrial parks underscored Hyderabad’s aerospace ambitions. Residential development is set to mirror this industrial growth. EIPL’s ultra-luxury Tukkuguda villa project spans 22 acres with 72 high-end mansions and plans for an 11-acre expansion. Designed to blend nature with modern amenities, the development includes temperature-controlled pools, gyms, and wellness centres. Plot sizes start at 800 sq. yards, offering bespoke living in close proximity to the city’s emerging economic corridors.
Experts suggest that the influx of capital and the rise of integrated industrial, social, and residential infrastructure will drive land appreciation and attract both investors and homebuyers. Urban planners emphasise that strategic, inclusive development in these corridors can promote sustainable, equitable, and resilient urban growth.
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Hyderabad Summit Drives Rs 5.30 Lakh Crore Industrial And Real Estate Boost
