Uttar Pradesh has tripled its GDP and per‑capita income over the past nine and a half years, the chief minister said, framing the state as a rising industrial hub.
The Singapore delegation outlined interest in logistics, semiconductors, data centres, green energy, urban planning and hospitality, with the Singapore Business Federation president Mark Lee lauding the state’s expressway network and investor‑friendly policies.
During the meeting, Greater Nashik Infracon Pvt Ltd received an eligibility certificate to set up a universal packaging hub on 50 acres of YEIDA land, a ₹775‑crore project that will create 1,880 direct jobs.
Agrocorp International and Blue Planet Environmental Solutions signed MOUs to produce soy‑ and chickpea‑protein manufacturing units and waste‑processing facilities, with investments ranging from ₹250 crore to ₹350 crore and a 350‑tonne‑per‑day capacity in Saharanpur.
A local farmer on the Yamuna Expressway said the new packaging hub would bring stability to his community, with workers expecting steady employment.
The state will file a formal investment memorandum by Friday, aiming to secure the proposed township and related projects ahead of the 2026 launch.