Lucknow, Nov 22 (KNN) The Uttar Pradesh government has garnered interest from 47 national and international industries to invest in 24 different sectors of the state, according to a report in the Print.

The state has received encouraging signs from Industry giants like Google, Adobe, Samsung, Tata, Adani, ITC, and JBM Group.

During the initial talks, the companies gave encouraging responses. The government is placing a priority on preparing and signing the MoU as quickly as possible. In addition to facilitating the MoU, the demands of the investors will also be met, including providing them with the desired location, land, policy framework, and incentive schemes for specific projects.

As per reports, the industrial giants are interested to invest in Solar power, animal husbandry, defence, healthcare, services, education, manufacturing, dairy, agro, and food processing, cement, logistics, real estate, conglomerates, waste management, auto components, petroleum, IT, fertilizer, batteries, ACC batteries, renewable energy, medical devices, banking & finance, and drone manufacturing.

A maximum of five companies have shown to invest in the dairy industry, while three companies in the service sector, two each in the field of solar, drone manufacturing and medical equipment are interested in investing in UP.

The Amplus Solar, Wave Group, Lockheed Martin, Sai Baba Hospital Group, Bajaj Allianz General Insurance, Quess Corp, Google, Aavas Financiaries, Sparsh Industries, Sterling Agro, Amul, SNJ Distilleries etc are among the 47 companies that have shown interest in investing in Uttar Pradesh.  (KNN Bureau)