Day two of the Telangana Rising Global Summit at Bharat Future City witnessed a series of high-value investment commitments, with Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy holding back-to-back meetings and overseeing the signing of multiple MoUs across diverse sectors.

The announcements signal a major industrial expansion in food processing, pharmaceuticals, electronics, data centres, green energy and FMCG manufacturing, strengthening Telangana’s position as one of India’s most attractive investment destinations.

Godrej Industries Group is committed to expanding its dairy business in Telangana with an investment of Rs 150 crore for a 5-lakh-litre-per-day facility, creating 300 direct jobs.

Fertis India Private Limited announced a massive Rs 2,000 crore plan for a state-of-the-art Food and Agriculture R&D Centre and a rare sugars manufacturing unit, alongside an additional Rs 200 crore project in sustainable agriculture, generating over 800 jobs.

KJS India will expand its food and beverage operations with a Rs 650 crore investment, creating 1,551 direct jobs, while Vintage Coffee & Beverages Limited will establish a premium freeze-dried coffee plant with an investment of Rs 1,100 crore.

Reliance Consumer Products Limited unveiled plans for a Rs 1,500 crore multiproduct FMCG manufacturing facility that will create 1,000 jobs.

Kaynes Technology announced over Rs 1,000 crore in electronics contract manufacturing expansion. JCK Infra Projects will develop major data centre facilities with a Rs 9,000 crore investment, creating more than 2,000 jobs. RCT Energy India proposed Rs 2,500 crore in phased investments, generating 1,600-plus jobs. Aqylon Nexus will set up a clean energy-powered 50 MW net-zero data centre and AI-driven IoT solutions hub in the state.

AGP Group committed Rs 6,750 crore to build a 1 GW hyperscale data centre campus with an integrated battery energy storage system, while Infrakey DC Parks proposed one of the largest investments of the day—Rs 70,000 crore—for a 1 GW AI-ready data park requiring 150 acres. Purview Group announced plans for a Global Capability Centre and a 50 MW data centre campus, expected to create 3,000 jobs.

On the pharmaceuticals front, some of the biggest names in the sector announced major expansion plans. Hetero Group proposed Rs 1,800 crore for large-scale formulations facilities, creating over 9,000 jobs.

Bharat Biotech will establish a Rs 1,000 crore CRDMO facility. Aurobindo Pharma committed Rs 2,000 crore to expand into complex generics and biologics. Granules India announced a Rs 1,200 crore investment for peptide and oncology CDMO facilities. Biological E will invest an additional Rs 3,500 crore for a large-scale vaccine and CDMO campus, taking its total investment in Telangana to Rs 4,000 crore.

In the electronics sector, Akshat Greentech Private Limited, led by the Kailas family, signed an MoU to invest Rs 2,500 crore in phased manufacturing of multilayer PCBs, copper-clad laminates, sensors, antennas and transducers.

The state expects this to give a major boost to India's electronics manufacturing mission and create significant skilled employment.

With these investments spanning diverse high-growth sectors, Telangana’s second day of the summit marked a significant milestone in shaping the state’s economic future, reinforcing its vision of becoming a global hub for innovation, manufacturing and technology-driven growth.