The Odisha government secured ₹48,330 crore worth of investment intentions during its maiden three-day investment outreach visit to Gujarat, as the state stepped up efforts to attract industrial projects across sectors.
The delegation, led by Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi, held investor meetings in Ahmedabad, Mundra and Vadodara, during which the State signed eight Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) and received 63 investment intention forms from companies planning to invest in Odisha, an official statement said here on Thursday evening.
The proposed investments are expected to generate over 67,800 jobs in the state, according to officials. However, details of the companies and sector-wise investment break-up were not disclosed.
Outreach programme
As part of the outreach programme, the Odisha delegation also held over 132 meetings, including one-on-one business-to-government (B2G) meetings and four sector-focused roundtable discussions with industry representatives.
The visit marks Odisha’s broader push to attract investments from Gujarat-based industrial groups and manufacturing companies as it seeks to strengthen its position as an emerging industrial and logistics hub.
Published on May 7, 2026