Reliance Industries chairman Mukesh Ambani has announced a fresh investment commitment of Rs 50,000 crore in West Bengal by the end of this decade.
Speaking at the Bengal Global Business Summit (BGBS) 2025 as reported by PTI , Ambani said the investment would generate one lakh jobs in the state.
“Reliance has already invested Rs 50,000 crore in Bengal over the last decade.
“Rs 50,000 crore more will be invested by the end of this decade.
“Our investment will span over multiple sectors, including digital services, green energy, and retail,” he said.
Ambani reaffirmed Reliance’s commitment to driving economic growth in the state, highlighting its role in transforming Bengal’s business landscape.
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee spoke about the 8th Bengal Global Business Summit 2025, calling it one of the most unique summits held in the state.
She also said that investment proposals exceeding Rs 90.51 trillion had been received during the event.
“This is one of the unique summits, and everyone saw the industry’s response… They were happy and also expressed their views… Investment proposals of over Rs 90.51 lakh crore have been received,” the CM said while speaking to the media.
She also said that the Deucha-Pachami project would commence on Thursday with basalt mining. “The Deucha-Pachami project, which is Asia’s second-largest coal mine, will commence tomorrow with basalt mining,” she added.
