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Bihar Offers 40 Acres of Land for ₹1 to Attract Sugar Mill Investors
✍️ Amar Ujala · Patna
🗓 12 Sep 2026, 07:36 PM
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The NDA government in Bihar is offering 40 acres of land at a token price of ₹1 to entice investors to set up new sugar mills, with subsidies to be announced.
The Bihar government, led by Chief Minister Samrat Chaudhary, has announced a new incentive package aimed at attracting investors to the state’s sugar industry. Under the scheme, the government will provide 40 acres of land to selected investors for a token price of just ₹1.
The offer is part of a broader strategy to boost the state’s agro‑industrial sector and create employment opportunities. While the land allocation is a significant draw, the government also plans to offer financial subsidies to companies that set up new sugar mills.
The exact amount of the subsidy has not yet been disclosed, but officials have indicated that it will be competitive with other state‑level incentives. The scheme is expected to streamline the investment process and reduce the initial capital burden for new entrants.
So far, only a handful of investors have taken advantage of the ₹1 land offer, signalling cautious optimism among potential stakeholders. The government is expected to release further details on eligibility criteria and subsidy calculations in the coming weeks.
The offer is part of a broader strategy to boost the state’s agro‑industrial sector and create employment opportunities. While the land allocation is a significant draw, the government also plans to offer financial subsidies to companies that set up new sugar mills.
The exact amount of the subsidy has not yet been disclosed, but officials have indicated that it will be competitive with other state‑level incentives. The scheme is expected to streamline the investment process and reduce the initial capital burden for new entrants.
So far, only a handful of investors have taken advantage of the ₹1 land offer, signalling cautious optimism among potential stakeholders. The government is expected to release further details on eligibility criteria and subsidy calculations in the coming weeks.