Tamil Nadu global investors meet outcome  6,64,180 crore of investments

Some key takeaways from the Tamil Nadu Global Investors Meet 2024:

  • As many as 631 MoUs were signed with an investment commitment of Rs 6,64,180 crore and 26,90,657 jobs.
  • The proposed investments cover electronic goods manufacturing, green energy, non-leather shoes, motor vehicles, electric vehicles, aerospace and defense, data centers, global capability centers, and information technology.
  • The event saw the active participation of nine partner countries, namely USA, UK, Japan, Australia, France, Germany, Denmark, Singapore, and South Korea and international partners — Western Australia and Taipei Economic & Cultural Centre (TECC).
  • The key investments are by Tata Power (Rs 70,800 crore),
    Sembcorp (Rs 37,538 crore),
    Adani Group (Rs 42,768 crore),
    Vinfast (Rs 16,000 crore),
    Tata Electronics (Rs 12,082 crore),
    JSW (Rs 12,000 crore),
    Hyundai (Rs 6,180 crore),
    TVS (Rs 5,000 crore),
    Pegatron (Rs 1000 crore), and
    Saint Gobain (Rs 3,400 crore)

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