Andhra Pradesh secured proposed investments worth approximately USD 11.20 billion as 24 companies signed MoUs with the state government during the CII Partnership Summit in Visakhapatnam.

The proposed projects span data centers, semiconductors, renewable energy, manufacturing, and other sectors, with the potential to generate 75,055 jobs. IP Summit in Visakhapatnam

Second-Day Agreements Announced

The Andhra Pradesh government secured proposed investments worth approximately USD 11.20 billion through agreements signed with 24 companies during the CII Partnership Summit in Visakhapatnam.

The proposed investments span aerospace, information technology, electronics, data centers, semiconductors, healthcare, renewable energy, and other industrial sectors, covering a broad range of industrial and infrastructure developments.

Data Centers Lead the Proposals

The largest single commitment came from Panchshil Realty, which pledged approximately USD 3.92 billion toward establishing a hyperscale data center. AM AI Factory Private Limited proposed an integrated AI data centre with an investment of approximately USD 3.33 billion.

Another data center proposal came from EPACK Data Centre Solutions, which committed approximately USD 60.44 million. Together, the three data center-related commitments account for a substantial share of the proposed investment.

Renewable Energy and Manufacturing Commitments

Waaree Energies proposed an investment of approximately USD 1.06 billion, while CleanMax Enviro Energy Solutions announced plans involving approximately USD 848.27 million. These commitments are expected to strengthen the state's renewable energy and manufacturing sectors.

Among manufacturing and technology proposals, Kaynes Technology India committed approximately USD 333.47 million, while Archean Group proposed an investment of around USD 212.06 million.

AIL Dixon Technologies proposed approximately USD 47.72 million, while SALVO Industries committed around USD 84.83 million. Sub State Manufacturing India proposed approximately USD 98.72 million, and Infinity proposed an investment of about USD 26.51 million.

Aerospace and Defence Agreements

Healthcare featured prominently among the signed agreements. KIMS Hospitals proposed an investment of approximately USD 159.05 million, while Yodha Healthcare and Hospitals Private Limited committed around USD 144.10 million. PVS Rammohan Healthcare proposed an investment of approximately USD 33.08 million.

Sports Infrastructure Proposals

Smax Digitech India Private Limited signed two agreements. The first, for an AP Sports Village, carries an investment of approximately USD 452.65 million.

The second, for AP District Sports Clubs and Arena, involves around USD 159.05 million. Together, the two agreements represent a proposed investment of approximately USD 611.81 million to establish sports villages and district-level sports clubs and arenas.

Smaller and Non-Monetary Agreements

Several agreements were of smaller scale or did not involve a stated investment. Samudra Surya LLC proposed an investment of approximately USD 10.60 million, while Office Space Solutions proposed around USD 1.06 million.

HORIBA India Private Limited signed a workforce training MoU, while the United Nations Environment Programme signed an MoU on climate-responsive urban planning for Amaravati. Neither agreement specifies an investment amount or job figure.

Context Within the Two-Day Summit

The investment proposals form part of a broader series of commitments announced during the CII Partnership Summit. Andhra Pradesh also secured proposed investments worth approximately USD 104.87 billion, attracting major companies across multiple industries and strengthening the state's investment pipeline.

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