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UP, Japan Ink ₹3,195 Crore Deals

UP-Japan industrial ties strengthened, ₹3,195 crore projects announced, 10,000 jobs created

Mumbai Alert · City Desk
Mumbai Alert · City Desk
City Desk · Mumbai Alert News · Wed, 19 August 2026 at 09:09 pm
UP, Japan Ink ₹3,195 Crore Deals

The Uttar Pradesh-Japan Investment Meet 2026 held in New Delhi on Wednesday marked a significant milestone in the growing industrial partnership between Uttar Pradesh and Japan.

A virtual groundbreaking ceremony was held for projects worth ₹3,195 crore by Escorts Kubota Limited and Minda Corporation Limited, which will be established in the YEIDA region.

These projects are expected to create more than 10,000 employment opportunities and boost the development of new manufacturing capabilities in the state. They will also accelerate Japanese investment in Uttar Pradesh, signaling a strengthening industrial relationship between the two.

Escorts Kubota Limited, a leading manufacturer of tractors and construction equipment, is investing ₹2,029 crore to establish a manufacturing unit in Sector 10 of YEIDA. The facility will manufacture tractors and equipment-related products, creating employment opportunities for more than 3,800 people.

Minda Corporation Limited is also establishing two major manufacturing projects in YEIDA, with a total investment of ₹1,166 crore. These projects will create around 6,440 employment opportunities.

The combined investment by the two companies amounts to ₹3,195 crore and is expected to create new opportunities for ancillary industries and supply chains alongside industrial activity in YEIDA.

As these projects become operational, they will contribute to the growth of the state's economy and reinforce Uttar Pradesh's position as a hub for industrial investment. The investment also reflects growing confidence among Japanese companies in the state.

The Uttar Pradesh government has been actively promoting the state as a destination for industrial investment, and the YEIDA region has emerged as a key hub for manufacturing activity. The region's strategic location, infrastructure, and business-friendly environment have made it an attractive destination for investors.

The partnership between Uttar Pradesh and Japan is expected to continue to grow, with more investments and collaborations in the pipeline. The state government is committed to providing a supportive environment for investors and promoting the growth of industries in the region.

In conclusion, the announcement of ₹3,195 crore projects by Escorts Kubota Limited and Minda Corporation Limited marks a significant milestone in the growing industrial partnership between Uttar Pradesh and Japan. The projects are expected to create thousands of employment opportunities and contribute to the growth of the state's economy, reinforcing Uttar Pradesh's position as a hub for industrial investment.

Frequently asked questions

What is the total investment by Escorts Kubota Limited and Minda Corporation Limited?

The total investment by the two companies amounts to ₹3,195 crore.

How many employment opportunities will be created by the projects?

The projects are expected to create more than 10,000 employment opportunities.

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