Haryana government targets Rs 10000 crore investment in 7 SEZ

SATISH HANDA

Haryana state government has planning for investment up to Rs 10000 crore for developing industry in seven proposed  specialized Economic Zones (SEZ) which would also create employment opportunities for  over a lakh people. Talking to media persons Deputy Chief Minister Dushyant Chautala also holding the charge of labour and employment department said that state industry department is in touch with large number of multinational companies in India as well as in other countries to invest in Haryana state and several reputed companies are likely to make investment in the state setting up industrial units in Haryana state. some of these include Enterprise Singapore, Flipkart, CLS Films, IKEA, ATL Group, Sembcorp Singapore and DCM Textiles.

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Chautala said, as regard Ease of Doing Business scheme launched, Haryana state ranks first position in North India and third position in the country aiming to take Haryana on top position in the country. He said, there are 34 industrial estates developed by Haryana State Industrial Development Corporation in which there is proposal to develop over 1100 another industrial plots to be allotted to entrepreneurs at subsidized rates in proposed Industrial Model Townships (IMT).at Faridabad, Bawal, Manesar, Panipat and Gurugram. Information reveals, Maruti Udyog Limited in planning to set up another manufacturing units in Haryana state. 

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