Maharashtra aims to unlock $850 billion in investment through its new industrial policy, state industries secretary P Anbalagan said at the 21st CII Manufacturing Summit here on Wednesday. The aim of the policy was to achieve a $1-trillion economy by 2030 from $530 billion now.
Vision 2030
This vision was anchored in region-balanced development and powered by emerging sectors such as electric vehicles and semiconductors.
Leveraging FDI and Skilled Workforce
“With a $530-billion economy, the nation’s highest FDI share, and a young and skilled workforce, we stand firmly at the forefront of industrial and technological transformation,” Anbalagan said.
Building on this economic blueprint, industry leaders underscored the urgent need for India to seize this moment of global rebalancing in manufacturing. With the theme “Shaping India’s Manufacturing Future: Competitiveness, Sustainability & Global Leadership,” the summit convened government leaders, industry pioneers, technologists, and global strategists to chart a forward-looking agenda for India’s manufacturing transformation.
