Telangana made a powerful statement on the opening day of the Telangana Rising Global Summit, attracting investment MoUs worth approximately ₹3.98 lakh crore across high-impact sectors such as infrastructure, energy, aerospace, manufacturing, healthcare, education, and digital smart cities.
A Transformative Investment Landscape
Day one of the summit witnessed multiple Indian and international companies signing MoUs with the Government of Telangana, bringing the total proposed investments to nearly ₹3,97,500 crore.
Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy framed these commitments within the state’s Vision 2047 — an agenda focused on deep technology, sustainable development, job creation, and world-class infrastructure. He emphasized Telangana’s ambition to emerge as a national economic leader in the coming decades.
Major Themed Investment Clusters
1. Deep Tech, Future Cities & Core Infrastructure – ₹1,04,000 crore
This cluster drew the largest interest, led by a ₹75,000 crore commitment from a Brookfield–Axis Ventures consortium. Additional contributions from the Win Group and other players pushed the category over the ₹1 lakh crore mark, underscoring Telangana’s appeal as a future-city and technology hub.
2. Renewable Energy & Power Transition – ₹39,500 crore
Investments from Evren Axis Energy and Megha Engineering & Infrastructure dominated this segment. The proposals aim to strengthen Telangana’s renewable power capacity, enhance grid stability, and accelerate the state’s clean-energy transition.
3. Aerospace, Defence & Logistics – ₹19,350 crore
Led by GMR Group’s aerospace initiatives, this cluster also includes commitments from multiple defence manufacturing and logistics firms. The combined proposals reinforce Telangana’s growing presence in India’s aerospace and defence corridors.
4. Advanced Manufacturing & Core Industries – ₹11,960 crore + ₹7,000 crore
Investments span hydrogen technology, power utilities, cement, and integrated textiles. Additional proposals worth ₹7,000 crore from companies such as Renusis, Midwest, and Akshat Greentech Electronics reflect strong momentum in hydrogen-based and next-generation manufacturing technologies.
Flagship Sectoral Projects Driving Global Visibility
Trump Media & Technology Group – ₹41,000 crore
The company signed a landmark MoU to build digital governance systems, media-tech platforms, AI-driven solutions, and future smart-city infrastructure across Telangana — one of the largest digital-sector commitments announced at the summit.
Reliance Vantara – Wildlife Conservation & Night Safari Project
In collaboration with the state government, Reliance Group proposed a world-class wildlife conservation facility and night safari. This project aims to boost scientific conservation, eco-tourism, and local employment.
Supercross India – International Racing & Motocross Facility
The upcoming motorsport complex at Bharat Future City will include global-standard tracks, training zones, and spectator areas, positioning Hyderabad as a premier motorsport and sports-entertainment destination.
Salman Khan Ventures – ₹10,000 crore Integrated Township & Film Studio
The proposal includes luxury hospitality, golf and racing facilities, premium residences, sports infrastructure, and a world-class film and OTT production studio — a major boost to Telangana’s media and entertainment landscape.
Health, Education & Knowledge Economy Upgrades
Apollo Hospitals – ₹800 crore Healthcare & Education Expansion
Apollo committed to establishing a deemed-to-be university focused on genomics, AI, robotics, digital health, and allied sciences. The project aims to produce 17,000 graduates in 10 years, open 200 new pharmacy outlets, and create 1,000 jobs.
University of London Partnership
The collaboration aims to elevate Telangana as a global knowledge hub, enabling joint academic programs, faculty development, research initiatives, and digital learning ecosystems.
Global Engagement & Strategic Outlook
World Economic Forum Managing Director Jeremy Jurgens highlighted WEF’s intention to partner with Telangana across multiple sectors aligned with the state’s Vision 2047 goals. He also confirmed a follow-up meeting with the Chief Minister at Davos in January 2026, reinforcing Telangana’s presence in global economic conversations.