The first day of the Telangana Rising Global Summit saw investment commitments of around ₹2.43–2.5 lakh crore, drawing global investors, industry leaders, and policymakers to explore opportunities across deep technology, renewable energy, aerospace, infrastructure, and urban development.
A standout announcement came from Trump Media & Technology Group, which pledged ₹1 lakh crore (about US $10 billion) for the development of Bharat Future City, a net-zero smart urban hub in South Hyderabad. The project highlights the summit’s focus on sustainable urbanization and advanced infrastructure.
Other major commitments included ₹1.04 lakh crore in deep tech and infrastructure led by Brookfield–Axis Ventures, ₹39,700 crore in renewable energy, including ₹31,500 crore from Evren‑Axis Energy for solar and wind projects, and ₹8,000 crore from MEIL Group for solar, pumped storage, and EV-linked infrastructure. GMR Group pledged ₹15,000 crore for aviation, cargo, and logistics as part of the ₹19,350 crore investment in aerospace, defence, and logistics, while advanced manufacturing and core industries attracted ₹13,500 crore focused on electronics, specialized components, and hydrogen technologies.
Over 35 Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) were signed, reflecting strong interest in Telangana’s industrial and urban growth. Officials said the investments align with Vision 2047, aimed at transforming the state into a major economic and innovation hub with balanced growth across urban, peri-urban, and rural areas, while promoting employment, sustainable development, and technology adoption.
Industry experts noted that the summit highlights Telangana’s rising profile as a preferred destination for global investment, particularly in green energy, high-tech industries, and urban infrastructure. The announced projects are expected to boost industrial output, create jobs, and advance sustainable urban development.
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