
Chhattisgarh has drawn proposals worth ₹6,826 crore from companies planning new projects or capacity expansion in the state, as per the news reports. Industrial proposals account for ₹6,321.25 crore, while tourism-related plans add up to ₹505 crore. According to the state government, these investments are projected to generate over 3,000 jobs once the projects move into execution.
A large portion of the proposals comes from steel and energy firms seeking to expand operations or set up new units. Chhattisgarh already hosts a sizeable steel network, anchored by the Bhilai Steel Plant and NMDC’s Nagarnar facility, alongside several MSME steel units. Some companies also submitted plans for waste-to-energy projects, indicating growing interest in alternative power production.
Tourism investments worth ₹505 crore are largely directed towards the Bastar region and adjoining districts. The government stated that road connectivity, security infrastructure and digital access have improved in recent years. With a decline in incidents, firms have proposed building hotels and tourism facilities to tap into rising visitor movement in tribal and ecological destinations.
Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai addressed company representatives at the ‘Investor Connect’ event and outlined the current clearance process. Industrial permissions are being issued through a single-window system intended to reduce delays and minimise multiple application stages. During the event, firms were handed proposal documents mapping available land and sector-specific opportunities.
Chhattisgarh’s mineral base including coal, iron ore, bauxite, tin and lithium as a key factor behind increasing industrial interest. The state government also referred to earlier commitments totalling more than ₹3.5 lakh crore announced during a recent energy summit. Work has started on several of those projects, according to the government.
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The proposals submitted at the Raipur event suggest a pipeline of upcoming industrial and tourism activity. If implemented as stated, these projects may add capacity in mineral-linked sectors and expand travel infrastructure, along with job creation in the state over the next few years.
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Published on: Nov 26, 2025, 11:10 AM IST

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