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Haryana Secures ₹4,000-Crore Deal with Swedish Firms in New Investment Pact
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🗓 17 Oct 2026, 03:37 AM
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The Haryana government has signed letters of intent worth ₹4,000 crore with several Swedish companies, marking a significant step toward attracting foreign investment in the state.
The state of Haryana has inked letters of intent totaling ₹4,000 crore with a group of Swedish companies, according to a statement released by the government. The agreements, signed in a formal ceremony, aim to bring advanced technology and investment into key sectors such as manufacturing, renewable energy, and digital infrastructure.
Representatives from the Swedish firms highlighted the strategic advantages of Haryana’s industrial parks and the state’s supportive policies for foreign direct investment. The deal is expected to create jobs, boost local supply chains, and enhance skill development among the workforce.
Haryana officials noted that the partnership will also facilitate technology transfer and foster collaboration between Indian and Swedish businesses. The government plans to monitor progress and ensure that the projects align with the state’s long‑term economic development goals.
Representatives from the Swedish firms highlighted the strategic advantages of Haryana’s industrial parks and the state’s supportive policies for foreign direct investment. The deal is expected to create jobs, boost local supply chains, and enhance skill development among the workforce.
Haryana officials noted that the partnership will also facilitate technology transfer and foster collaboration between Indian and Swedish businesses. The government plans to monitor progress and ensure that the projects align with the state’s long‑term economic development goals.