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Jabalpur‑Indore Industrial Corridor Announced; New Company to Raise ₹100 Cr, Aim ₹3 Lakh Cr Investment
✍️ Amar Ujala · Madhya Pradesh
🗓 15 Oct 2026, 01:15 PM
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Madhya Pradesh will develop an industrial corridor linking Jabalpur and Indore, backed by a new company with a ₹100 crore capital base and a target of attracting ₹3 lakh crore of investment annually.
The Madhya Pradesh government has approved the creation of an industrial corridor stretching from Jabalpur to Indore. The project aims to boost manufacturing and logistics connectivity across the state.
A dedicated company will be formed with an initial capital of ₹100 crore to oversee the corridor's development and management. The firm will coordinate land acquisition, infrastructure works and investor outreach.
Officials have set an ambitious target of drawing ₹3 lakh crore in private and public investment each year once the corridor becomes operational. The expected influx is intended to generate employment and stimulate ancillary industries along the route.
The corridor is expected to integrate existing industrial zones, improve road and rail links, and provide utilities such as power and water to attract large‑scale projects.
Details on timelines and specific project components will be released by the state’s industrial department in the coming weeks.
A dedicated company will be formed with an initial capital of ₹100 crore to oversee the corridor's development and management. The firm will coordinate land acquisition, infrastructure works and investor outreach.
Officials have set an ambitious target of drawing ₹3 lakh crore in private and public investment each year once the corridor becomes operational. The expected influx is intended to generate employment and stimulate ancillary industries along the route.
The corridor is expected to integrate existing industrial zones, improve road and rail links, and provide utilities such as power and water to attract large‑scale projects.
Details on timelines and specific project components will be released by the state’s industrial department in the coming weeks.