New Delhi: The Uttar Pradesh government has secured investment proposals worth Rs 19,877 crore from Singapore-based companies for a range of industrial and digital infrastructure projects. Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath announced the development during his visit to Singapore, describing the agreements as a significant step toward strengthening the state’s economy and employment landscape.
The proposed investments, finalised on the first day of the chief minister’s four day tour of Singapore and Japan beginning February 23, are expected to generate more than 20,000 jobs. The initiatives aim to reinforce Uttar Pradesh’s industrial base while accelerating growth in digital infrastructure and green energy.
Among the key agreements, Universal Success Group committed Rs 6,650 crore for projects spanning group housing, logistics parks and data centres. Golden State Capital pledged Rs 8,000 crore to establish a 100 megawatt data centre in the state, a move seen as pivotal in positioning Uttar Pradesh as a leading data centre destination in India.
In the renewable energy sector, Private Infrastructure Development Group signed an agreement to invest Rs 2,500 crore in green hydrogen, renewable power and agri solar projects. AVPN Limited also committed Rs 2,727 crore toward renewable energy and Agri PV initiatives, supporting the state’s sustainability goals.
A partnership was also formalised with ITE Education Services to enhance Technical and Vocational Education and Training. The collaboration will focus on academic development, infrastructure upgrades, leadership training, certification and quality assurance to align the state’s skill ecosystem with international standards.
During the visit, Adityanath is engaging with representatives from 33 global companies across Singapore and Japan. Discussions are centred on data centre infrastructure, renewable energy, agribusiness and the automobile sector, as the state seeks to establish itself as a premier manufacturing hub in the country.
